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Tokio Top Air Vibbro: When Technology Listens to the Body

3 days ago
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Vibbro Tokio Top Air, smart vibrational topper for massage tables
Vibbro Tokio Top Air is the new project by De Floris Group

There’s a question every wellness center, spa or professional eventually asks: how do you offer clients something they won’t forget, without disrupting the work you already do every day? That’s where Tokio Top Air Vibbro comes in, the new smart vibrational topper by Vibbro, distributed and developed in Italy by De Floris Group, now in its second consecutive year as a sponsor of Italian Massage Contest.

The first smart vibrational treatment powered by artificial intelligence

Tokio Top Air fits onto any massage table and turns a treatment into a tailor-made experience. An AI system collects a few pieces of information about the client, perceived wellbeing, stress levels, sleep quality, goals, and analyzes them in real time to identify the most effective frequencies, vibrations and music for that person, in that moment.

The result is personalized vibrations, sounds and frequencies designed for the wellbeing of body, mind and spirit, able to:

  • generate deep vibration

  • promote overall wellness

  • reduce stress and tension

  • restore order and harmony

  • make treatments more effective

  • create unforgettable experiences

A wellness report at the end of the treatment

One of Tokio Top Air’s most distinctive features is the personal wellness report clients receive at the end of the session, by email or in print: an overall score out of 100, a breakdown covering relaxation, stress reduction, sleep quality, energy and emotional balance, along with the frequencies used (between 4 Hz and 528 Hz) and recommended music, such as Delta waves and nature sounds.

For the client, it means leaving the treatment with something tangible to hold on to. For the center, it means a service that feels more professional, more scientific, and easier to talk about.

Universal, silent, always ready

On an operational level, Tokio Top Air is designed to fit seamlessly into existing protocols: it is universal and adapts to any massage table, wireless with a rechargeable battery, silent, usable both indoors and outdoors, as well as lightweight and easy to transport.

De Floris Group’s vision: not a machine, but a new treatment

For De Floris Group, Tokio is not simply a product to distribute.

“De Floris Group doesn’t want to limit itself to distributing a technology. Our job is to help wellness centers turn a technology into a service that can actually be sold. When we discovered the Vibbro project, we saw something perfectly in line with our vision: innovation, client experience, and the ability to integrate with the work the center already does. That’s why our project around Tokio includes not just the product, but training, protocols, integration with professional cosmetics, and building the business model.”

The philosophy behind the collaboration:

“Our philosophy is very simple: don’t sell a machine to the center, build a new treatment together with the center, one that can be sold to the client. And that, in my view, is the real strength of the collaboration between De Floris Group and Vibbro. Tokio doesn’t replace the treatment: it completes it, personalizes it, and gives it a new dimension. Technology becomes truly interesting when it improves the client’s experience and the center’s business at the same time.”

A principle that, in some protocols, especially during application phases, translates into a dramatically reduced operational workload for the practitioner: the technology works to produce experience for the client, but also economic sustainability for whoever runs the center.

More perceived value, more loyal clients

For center owners, Tokio Top Air promises three concrete outcomes: greater perceived value, happier, more loyal clients, and an innovative service that sets the center apart from the competition.

The power of vibration has, today, become intelligent.


Interview conducted for our magazine. A special thanks to Guglielmo DeFloris for his availability and for the sincerity with which he shared the vision behind the TOKIO project



 
 
 

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