Hardware + licence
The OEM purchases the Resonator system and pays an integration licence for use within defined machinery.
Integrate Resonator technology directly into industrial machinery. ARA™ becomes the enabling architecture; RVS™, RVI™ or RVC™ hardware becomes part of the partner’s engineered system.

Integration model, application rights, exclusivity, territory, support obligations and annual volume determine the commercial structure.
The OEM purchases the Resonator system and pays an integration licence for use within defined machinery.
A fixed royalty is paid for each Resonator-enabled machine produced or sold.
A percentage of the enabled system value can be used when integration creates a differentiated premium.
Defined industry, application or territory rights tied to upfront payment, minimum volume and royalty.
Start with one machine and a controlled application, then build the engineering package and commercial framework from verified results.
Machine geometry, structure, pneumatic system, control logic and target outcome.
Build and test the first Resonator-enabled machine under representative load.
Confirm performance, safety, installation, documentation and operating envelope.
Agree production volume, licence, territory, support and quality controls.
Share the product family, annual volume, current vibration method, technical constraints and target market.