I. Core Principles

Physiological Regulation Mechanism
Music influences brainwaves and the autonomic nervous system through sound wave frequencies, reducing heart rate and blood pressure. Somatosensory sound wave technology (e.g., low-frequency vibrations at 16-150 Hz) directly stimulates the cerebral cortex through bone conduction, enhancing relaxation effects.

Psychological Intervention Pathway
As a non-verbal communication medium, music can trigger emotional resonance and guide emotional release, effectively alleviating negative psychological states such as anxiety and depression. Combined with hypnotic guidance or psychological videos, it can further strengthen psychological regulation.

II. Functional Classification

Basic Type: Primarily focused on music playback, complemented by natural sound effects (e.g., ocean waves, forest sounds).

Somatosensory Type: Adds sound wave vibration functionality to achieve physical resonance between music and the body.

Biofeedback Type: Integrates physiological monitoring (e.g., heart rate, blood oxygen) to adjust music programs in real time.

III. Application Scenarios

Psychological Relaxation Rooms: Used for auxiliary relaxation in cases of anxiety disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Community Correction Centers: Helps special populations regulate emotions and restore social functioning.