Pressure. Oxygen. Precision.
OXY//HOME reimagines the hyperbaric experience as a professionally installed, technology-led system created for sophisticated residential environments. A Scandinavian-inspired enclosure conceals advanced pressure, air-management, oxygen-delivery and safety architecture — connected through NuraProof for controlled onboarding, session oversight and long-term system care.
Development concept. Final specifications, availability and regulatory status remain subject to engineering and market approval. Images depict a product design concept.
Signature for the home. Clinical for the clinician.
OXY//HOME Signature
Premium home-installed system. Chamber pressurised with filtered air; oxygen delivered through an approved external-source mask or hood.
OXY//HOME Clinical
Professional or advanced home-care environment. Medical oxygen delivery, external scavenging, on-site trained supervision and local regulatory approval required.
Hyperbaric chambers are regulated medical devices in many jurisdictions. Medical clearance, trained supervision, installation controls and prescription requirements may apply. Not marketed as FDA approved, FDA cleared, medical grade or clinically proven.
Medical engineering without the institutional appearance.
Soft continuous surfaces, warm pearl-white exterior, champagne-silver metal detailing and a panoramic smoked canopy. Fire-rated exterior timber-look detailing and a light oak-coloured plinth complete a Scandinavian-inspired industrial design language that integrates into premium residential architecture.
Decorative wood and wood-look elements remain outside the pressure vessel and oxygen-delivery pathway. Unapproved combustible materials and ordinary domestic textiles do not enter the pressurised environment.
Designed from safety outward.
The chamber is intended to be pressurised with filtered air while oxygen is delivered through an approved breathing interface. This architecture is intended to reduce uncontrolled oxygen enrichment within the chamber compared with filling the entire chamber with oxygen.
- Rigid pressure vessel
- Panoramic pressure-rated acrylic canopy
- Filtered-air pressurisation
- External oxygen source
- Mask or hood-based oxygen delivery
- Exhaled-oxygen scavenging pathway
- Independent pressure regulation
- Mechanical pressure-relief systems
- Controlled decompression
- External equipment & power cabinet
- Internal components limited to pressure-rated approved materials
- Redundant emergency decompression
Never-ordinary technology, safely externalised.
Zero-Lithium Interior™
Processing, power and wireless systems stay in the external cabinet. No consumer phones, tablets, headphones, smartwatches or portable batteries inside the pressurised environment.
OxySafe Atmosphere Guardian™
Validated sensors continuously monitor chamber pressure, oxygen, CO₂, CO, temperature, humidity, compressor and room ventilation — with automatic interlocks.
DualLoop Pressure Architecture™
Primary digital control plus an independent mechanical protection loop: relief valve, secondary regulator, and power-independent controlled decompression. Software cannot defeat the mechanical safety system.
EarEase Adaptive Compression™
Gradual compression, user-requested pauses, slower ramp zones and equalisation guidance. Emergency stop is never overridden.
RoomSafe Installation Intelligence™
Verifies ambient oxygen, ventilation, clearance, cabinet airflow, power, grounding and operator presence before every session.
Guardian Presence™
An authenticated, trained operator authorises and supervises every session. No fully autonomous clinical mode.
OxyOS Digital Twin™
Virtual technical profile per unit — pressure cycles, compressor hours, sensor drift, seal performance, service history — powering predictive maintenance.
Session Black Box™
Encrypted, append-only session record for user, clinician, service and regulatory review.
CalmScape Fibre-Optic Environment™
Fibre-optic ambient light, external audio and pressure-compatible acoustic transducers replace consumer electronics inside the chamber.
The chamber manages pressure. NuraProof manages the experience.
Onboarding, medical screening, clinician authorisation, operator assignment and long-term system care live inside a dedicated NuraProof OXY//HOME module. Users only see controls authorised for their role — arbitrary pressure or oxygen profiles cannot be created.
Every session begins with a digital checklist.
The system does not make independent diagnoses. Where a safety answer requires professional assessment the session is blocked, the reason displayed, the clinician escalated and the block recorded. Bypass is not available without appropriate authority.
Specifications, transparently provisional.
All targets remain provisional and subject to final engineering and regulatory validation.
| Operating pressure | Up to 1.3 ATA (Signature) · Up to 2.0 ATA (Clinical) |
| Pressurisation medium | Filtered air |
| Oxygen delivery | External-source approved mask or hood |
| Occupancy | One adult, reclined or flat |
| Pressure vessel | Rigid shell · panoramic pressure-rated acrylic canopy |
| Internal electronics | Restricted, externally powered |
| Consumer batteries inside | Prohibited |
| Pressure control | Digital primary + independent mechanical backup |
| Emergency decompression | Internal and external |
| Monitoring | Chamber & room O₂, CO₂, temperature, humidity, compressor, filter (all target) |
| Overall dimensions | ≈ 245 × 110 × 125 cm · console ≈ 65 cm |
| Installed weight | 550–900 kg (pressure architecture dependent) |
| Installation | Professional only · site assessment required |
| User operation | Supervised only |
| NuraProof connection | Included |
Request a site assessment.
OXY//HOME is a professionally installed residential system, not a portable device. Our team reviews room ventilation, clearance, floor loading, electrical supply and supervision arrangements before any priority-register conversion.