Concept previews — final product in development.

Wear Your Recovery.

For the wrist after training — racket, lifting, cycling.

LIVIRIS builds wearable recovery objects on HALOGLAS™ optical glass — armor-inspired structure for life after exertion.

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No power · No drugs · No combustion
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Removable, washable structure
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Batch-traceable HALOGLAS™
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Evidence before claims

First Concepts

One narrow, real scenario first: the wrist after training. Everything else follows in development.

concept wrist sport

Market hero · First wave

AEGIS WRIST™ Concept

Detachable sport wristband — swap-out strap, mechanically locked module, washable. Built for the wrist after racket, lifting and cycling sessions.

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concept wrist flexible

In development

Flexible Bead Loop

Segmented flexible loop with protected edges — recovery wear you can keep on all day.

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hero portrait neck

In development

Neck · Recovery

Post-training and commute neck wear, with a gifting-ready finish.

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concept bead module

In development

The Bead Module

The bead — HALOGLAS™ in its base form.

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Concept previews — final product in development. No prices, no stock claims, no medical claims.

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One Armor System: BODY 12

evidence l3 human

WRIST — Market hero

cat neck

NECK — Recovery wear

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MATERIAL HALOGLAS™ — The base

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DAILY RITUAL — Post-training ritual

Active recovery, worn.

From armor order to everyday objects.

One bead, one plate; plates strung into units; units gathered into formation. LIVIRIS does not reproduce historic armor — it inherits its logic: modular, serial, repairable, moving with the body.

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Body zones

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Evidence levels

0

Power · Drugs · Combustion

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