Electromagnetic protection — Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

SeaSar The crown that shields you from waves

A crown of stainless steel alloyed with gold, tantalum and hafnium. This circuit of noble materials emits protective waves, rebound waves for interference cancellation, and modulates photonic waves through precious stones.

SeaSar electromagnetic protection crown in steel and gold
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Metals & composite materials combined
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Photonic precious stones
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SAR contexts covered
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W/kg — modeled residual SAR target
The principle

A material architecture in service of wave physics

Electromagnetic radiation from phones, antennas and radars is absorbed by biological tissue — a quantity measured by the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), expressed in watts per kilogram. SeaSar acts as a resonant structure worn on the head: its metallic circuit redirects, attenuates and recombines incident fields to reduce the energy deposited in the body's most sensitive region.

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Protective waves

The steel–gold–tantalum–hafnium circuit forms a resonant cavity that generates an opposing field, deflecting incident waves away from the skull.

Resonant cavity & opposing field
f₀ = 1 / (2π√LC)
≈ 2.4 GHz
Cavity tuning frequency

Rebound waves

Through destructive interference, reflected waves cancel part of the incoming signal — the same principle as active noise cancellation.

Destructive interference
E_tot = E₀sin(ωt) + E₀sin(ωt+π) = 0
−180°
Rebound wave phase shift

Photonic waves

Ruby, quartz, amethyst and emerald convert and modulate energy into coherent photonic emissions that stabilize the protective field.

Conversion & coherent emission
E = h·f
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Active photonic gems
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Five SAR contexts

Telecommunications, security, rescue, sciences and military radar: SeaSar addresses every high-exposure environment.

Adaptive multi-environment shielding
SE = R + A + B
< 0.4 W/kg
Modeled residual SAR
Etymology

SeaSar — the meaning of the name

Phonetically, "SeaSar" is pronounced like "Caesar" and overlays two evocative roots that capture the spirit of the project: authority and depth.

Caesar
Authority, sovereignty

The crown, the imperial emblem par excellence, embodies mastery and command — here, sovereignty over the waves that surround us.

Sea
Sea, depth, the unconscious

The sea evokes depth, calm and the unconscious — an enveloping, silent protection, like the great bodies of water that absorb and dissipate energy.

✦ SeaSar also echoes "SAR" (Specific Absorption Rate), the physical quantity at the heart of the crown's mission.
Science & Technology

The physics of the SeaSar crown

From material science to crystal optics: understanding how a worn structure can modulate electromagnetic fields.

Material science

Sixteen noble and advanced materials, tuned together

Material choice determines the electromagnetic response. Around the founding quartet — stainless steel, gold, tantalum and hafnium — SeaSar combines sixteen materials with complementary properties (noble metals, high-conductivity sterling silver and copper, magnetic mu-metal, dense tungsten, a superconductor, graphene, a metasurface and a composite) to form a circuit that is conductive, capacitive, magnetically shielded, thermally stable and finely tuned.

Stainless steel
Substrate & structural shielding

Provides mechanical rigidity and moderate conductivity. Its surface forms a partial Faraday cage that reflects low-frequency fields and serves as the circuit's ground plane. 316L alloy (Fe-Cr-Ni-Mo), ~1.4 MS/m conductivity and near-unity magnetic permeability so it does not disturb the resonance.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

Alchemical heir of iron, the metal of Mars: it embodies willpower, courage and grounding. The warrior's shield par excellence, it repels hostile influences and protects the integrity of the one who wears it.

Gold (Au)
High-frequency surface conductor

High conductivity and perfect tarnish resistance. Gold traces carry induced currents with minimal loss (44 MS/m conductivity), optimizing the skin effect — penetration depth ~0.8 µm at 6 GHz.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The metal of the Sun and culmination of the alchemical Great Work. A symbol of perfection, sovereignty and enlightenment, it radiates vitality, attracts abundance and raises consciousness toward its highest expression.

Tantalum (Ta)
Capacitive element & high permittivity

Tantalum forms a highly stable dielectric oxide layer (Ta₂O₅) with high permittivity, creating miniature capacitors that tune the circuit's resonant frequency. Ta₂O₅ has a relative permittivity of ≈ 25 with high dielectric strength.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

Named after King Tantalus, it teaches patience and mastery of desire. Esoterically, it helps contain impulses and transmute frustration into perseverance.

Hafnium (Hf)
Refractory metal & thermal stability

A refractory metal with a very high melting point. Its high-k oxide (HfO₂, εᵣ ≈ 25) stabilizes the circuit response under thermal and field variations; melting point 2233 °C.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The fire that does not yield: a symbol of permanence and constancy of the soul. It steadies the being through burning trials and preserves the inner flame without being consumed.

Palladium (Pd)
Catalyst & interface layer

A noble platinum-group metal. Palladium forms low-resistance contact interfaces between gold and steel, absorbs hydrogen and catalyzes charge transfer at the circuit junctions.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

Consecrated to Pallas Athena, goddess of wisdom: it awakens discernment and strategy. A catalyst of transformation, it eases transitions and harmonizes opposing energies.

Niobium (Nb)
Superconducting element

A superconducting metal below 9.2 K, used in RF cavities and SQUIDs. Niobium provides ultra-low-loss resonators and an exceptional quality factor Q for microwave filtering.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

Named after Niobe, it governs the transmutation of grief and emotion. A metal of subtle resonance, it lets energy flow without resistance and tunes the soul to its purest frequencies.

Graphene
Ultra-light 2D conductor

A single-atom carbon sheet with the highest known electron mobility. Graphene forms a transparent, flexible shield that absorbs microwaves while remaining nearly weightless.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

Pure carbon, the matrix of all life: it symbolizes interconnection and the web of consciousness. Light as thought, it binds beings and ideas into an invisible, living weave.

Metamaterial (metasurface)
Negative-index structure

An artificial array of sub-wavelength resonators. The metasurface bends electromagnetic waves around the head (cloaking effect) and finely tunes the circuit's frequency response.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

A structure impossible in nature: it embodies the magic of invisibility and the bending of reality. A true cloak of concealment, it turns gazes and unwanted forces away from the wearer.

Carbon-ceramic composite
Lightweight structural reinforcement

A ceramic matrix reinforced with carbon fibers: ultra-stiff, refractory and non-magnetic. It lightens the crown while resisting extreme mechanical and thermal stress.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The union of fire (ceramic) and life (carbon): a symbol of resilience and rebirth. Like the phoenix, it passes through the flames to be reborn stronger, embodying transmutation through ordeal.

Titanium (Ti)
Ultra-light frame

With a density of 4.5 g/cm³ — nearly half that of steel — yet comparable strength, titanium becomes the main frame. It drastically reduces the crown's weight while keeping stiffness, biocompatibility and corrosion resistance.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The metal of the Titans, primordial forces older than the gods. It grants superhuman endurance and a bond with telluric powers: a quiet, unalterable strength that supports without ever bending.

Platinum (Pt)
Stable noble electrode

A noble metal with high conductivity and complete chemical inertness. Platinum forms electrodes and contact points of exceptional stability, ensuring consistent charge transfer over time.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The alchemists' «little silver», a metal of higher purity and perfect balance between solar and lunar. It anchors constancy, protects oaths and seals intentions over time.

Rhodium (Rh)
Reflective coating

A platinum-group metal with the highest reflectivity and remarkable hardness. A rhodium plating protects the gold traces, maximizes the reflection of rebound waves and resists oxidation.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

From the Greek rhodon, the rose: mirror of the soul and shield of light. It returns all negative energy to its sender, acting as a magic mirror that protects by reflecting.

Sterling silver (Ag 925)
Ultimate surface conductor

Silver has the highest electrical conductivity of any metal (σ ≈ 62 MS/m pure, ~52 MS/m for the 925 alloy). It minimizes ohmic losses and maximizes reflection of incident waves; the 7.5% copper of the sterling alloy adds mechanical strength.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The metal of the Moon par excellence: it governs intuition, psychism and dreams. An astral mirror and purifier, it protects through the night, reveals the invisible and amplifies mediumistic gifts.

Copper (Cu)
Ground plane & current bus

With σ ≈ 59 MS/m and thermal conductivity of 401 W/m·K, copper forms the continuous ground plane and the current distribution buses. It evacuates absorbed energy and provides a low-impedance reference across the whole structure.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The metal of Venus, conductor of the energies of love and healing. It harmonizes fields, warms the heart and circulates the forces of care between body and spirit.

Mu-metal (Ni-Fe)
Low-frequency magnetic shielding

A nickel-iron alloy (~80% Ni) with an extremely high relative permeability (μᵣ up to ~50,000). It channels and absorbs low-frequency magnetic fields (50/60 Hz power lines, transformers) that no purely conductive shield can stop.

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

A silent guardian that absorbs and diverts underground currents: it weaves a protective cocoon, an inner sanctuary shielded from base influences and subtle pollutions.

Tungsten (W)
Dense mass & hard shielding

An extremely dense (19.25 g/cm³) and refractory (melting 3422 °C) metal. It adds inertial mass and a hard barrier against the most energetic radiation, while keeping a useful conductivity (σ ≈ 18.9 MS/m).

✦ Alchemy & esoterica

The «wolf» (wolfram) of the old miners: a metal of density and inner gravity. It offers deep grounding and an unshakeable guardian strength, weighting the soul with mineral stability.

Circuit design

A tuned loop antenna worn on the head

The crown's closed circular shape constitutes a resonant loop. Combined with the tantalum and hafnium capacitive elements, it forms an LC circuit whose natural frequency f₀ = 1/(2π√LC) is tuned to interact with the most common radiation bands (GSM 0.7–2.6 GHz, Wi-Fi 2.4/5 GHz, radar). Niobium resonators raise the quality factor Q, sharpening the loop's selectivity, while the metasurface widens the usable band.

  • The conductive loop (gold on a steel substrate) acts as the inductance (L); trace thickness is set by the skin depth (~2.4 µm in gold at 6 GHz).
  • The dielectric oxides of tantalum (Ta₂O₅) and hafnium (HfO₂), with permittivity εᵣ ≈ 25, provide the capacitance (C) as stable thin films.
  • LC resonance sets the frequency f₀ at which the incident field is captured then redirected; tuning C accords the crown band by band.
  • Induced currents create, per Lenz's law, a secondary field in phase opposition that attenuates the field beneath the crown.
  • Niobium cavities (superconducting < 9.2 K) deliver a very high quality factor Q for low-loss microwave filtering.
  • The negative-index metasurface flattens the response and extends coverage toward the millimeter bands (5G/6G).
SeaSar crossed arches architecture — two metallic arches crossing at the top of the skull
Architecture — crossed arches

Two arches crossing over the head

SeaSar is not a simple headband: two metallic arches cross at the top of the skull to form a cross. This three-dimensional geometry maximizes field coverage, closes two orthogonal resonant loops and places sensors at key neurological points. The load-bearing structure in titanium and carbon-ceramic composite keeps the total mass around 115 g.

  • Sagittal arch (vertical) — runs front-to-back along the midline of the head and carries the main resonant antenna.
  • Coronal arch (horizontal) — rests precisely on the separation line of the prefrontal lobes, where the executive brain is most exposed.
  • The two orthogonal loops capture waves regardless of their polarization (polarization diversity), removing shielding blind spots.
  • The two arches intersect at the upper junction, creating a circuit node where harvested energy and rebound waves converge.
  • The titanium and carbon-ceramic composite frame ensures rigidity, biocompatibility and lightness (~115 g) for prolonged wear.
  • The cross distributes mass and contact symmetrically for stable wear and uniform shielding around the skull.
Photonic waves

Precious stones as optical modulators

Crystals possess ordered atomic structures capable of piezoelectric effects, luminescence and optical modulation. In SeaSar, each stone is positioned on the circuit to convert a fraction of the captured energy into coherent photonic emissions, helping to stabilize and refine the protective field.

Ruby

Chromium-doped aluminium oxide crystal — the same material as the first laser. Ruby emits coherent light at 694.3 nm (R1 line) via Cr³⁺ fluorescence. Trigonal crystal system (Al₂O₃:Cr), hardness 9 Mohs, refractive index n≈1.77 — the circuit's reference photonic emitter.

The stone of fire and the Sun: it kindles passion, courage and life force. A talisman of royalty and invincibility, it warms the heart, awakens inner power and wards off dark energies.

Quartz

The quintessential piezoelectric crystal. Quartz converts mechanical stress into electrical charge and stabilizes frequencies. SiO₂, trigonal system, temperature-stable AT-cut; piezoelectric coefficient d₁₁≈2.3 pC/N and quality factor Q up to 10⁶ — the circuit's reference oscillator.

The master crystal of energy healers: a universal amplifier that clears the mind and purifies spaces. It captures, stores and returns intention, harmonizing every other crystal around it.

Amethyst

A violet variety of quartz: SiO₂ colored by traces of irradiated iron (Fe³⁺), with an absorption band near 545 nm. It retains the piezoelectricity of quartz while re-emitting with a Stokes red-shift, broadening the photonic modulation range.

A stone of sobriety and spiritual wisdom: it calms the mind, shields against psychic influences and opens the third eye. Guardian of sleep and dreams, it raises consciousness toward the divine.

Emerald

Beryl (Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈) colored by chromium and vanadium, hexagonal system, index n≈1.58 and birefringence Δn≈0.006. Its structure modulates light polarization, refining the coherence of the emitted photonic field.

The stone of Venus, jewel of the heart: it nourishes love, compassion and emotional healing. A symbol of hope and renewal, it brings harmony to relationships and clairvoyance of the heart.

Tourmaline

A crystal that is both piezoelectric AND pyroelectric: it generates charge under mechanical stress and under temperature change. A complex borosilicate (space group R3m) with a pyroelectric coefficient of ~4 µC/m²·K — it generates charge from just a few millikelvin of thermal change.

A protective shield par excellence, especially the black variety: it dissolves negative energies and grounds them into the earth. It creates a powerful field of protection and keeps body and spirit in balance.

Topaz

Al₂SiO₄(F,OH), orthorhombic system, hardness 8 Mohs and birefringence Δn≈0.010. Both piezoelectric and pyroelectric, topaz recovers residual mechanical stress and stabilizes the optical phase of the photonic field.

A stone of joy and abundance: it radiates optimism, confidence and generosity. An amplifier of intention, it favors the manifestation of desires and attracts success.

Garnet (YIG)

Yttrium iron garnet (YIG) is a real magneto-optical material used in microwave circuits. Y₃Fe₅O₁₂, cubic garnet structure, whose ferromagnetic resonance frequency tunes from 1 to 20 GHz with applied magnetic field (insertion loss < 1 dB). It acts as a circulator and directional filter for captured waves.

The stone of inner fire and regeneration: it revives passion, vitality and courage. A talisman of travelers and protection, it renews energy and strengthens the will to act.

Sapphire

Single-crystal Al₂O₃ with ~40 W/m·K thermal conductivity, transparent from 0.2 to 5 µm and with very low dielectric loss (tanδ < 10⁻⁵). Sapphire recovers and dissipates circuit heat while serving as a stable optical reference.

A celestial stone of wisdom and devotion: it soothes the mind, sharpens intuition and invites inner peace. A symbol of truth and fidelity, it guards against troubled thoughts and attracts blessings.

Citrine

A golden variety of quartz: SiO₂ colored by iron (Fe³⁺), piezoelectric like quartz. It widens the vibration-harvesting band toward lower frequencies (0.1 Hz – 1 kHz) and enriches the emitted photonic spectrum.

The merchant's stone and stone of the sun: it attracts prosperity, success and abundance. Radiant with solar energy, it dispels melancholy and stimulates creativity and self-confidence.

Diamond

Crystalline carbon with the highest known thermal conductivity (~2000 W/m·K) and the widest optical transparency window. Cubic carbon (Fd3m space group), 5.5 eV band gap, transparent from 180 nm to 25 µm. Diamond instantly drains heat from the circuit and serves as an optical window for UV → infrared photonic emissions.

The stone of absolute light and invincibility: a symbol of purity, eternity and perfection. A supreme amplifier, it clarifies intention, seals unions and radiates an unalterable strength.

Opal

A natural photonic crystal: SiO₂·nH₂O whose lattice of silica micro-spheres (~150–400 nm) produces Bragg diffraction tuned to the visible range (play of color). Opal acts as a photonic band-gap filter, selecting and redirecting precise wavelengths.

The stone of visions and magic: it awakens imagination, creativity and intuitive gifts. A mirror of emotions, it amplifies feelings and opens the doors to subtle worlds.

Spinel

Magnesium aluminate (MgAl₂O₄), a solid-state laser host material. Cubic spinel structure, hardness 8 Mohs. Chromium-doped (Cr³⁺), spinel emits coherent fluorescence near 685 nm and acts as a saturable absorber for laser Q-switching, reinforcing the stability of the photonic beam.

A stone of revitalization and inspiration: it renews depleted energy and rekindles enthusiasm. It encourages perseverance, dispels anxiety and restores the drive to begin anew.

Stone frequency & specification table

Each gem is tuned to a specific band. The circuit combines these responses to cover the spectrum from DC to optical.

StonePhysical effectFrequency / WavelengthBand coveredRole in the circuit
RubyStimulated emission (laser)694 nm · 432 THzOptical (red)Reference coherent photonic emitter
QuartzPiezoelectric32.768 kHz – 100 MHzRF / oscillatorReference oscillator, phase stabilization
AmethystLuminescence380 – 700 nmOptical (violet)Broadens the modulation band
EmeraldPolarization modulation500 – 560 nmOptical (green)Refines beam coherence
TourmalinePiezo + pyroelectric1 Hz – 30 kHzVibration / thermalHarvests heat and vibrations
TopazPiezo + pyroelectric1 kHz – 5 MHzMechanical / opticalOptical phase stabilization
Garnet (YIG)Magneto-optical1 – 20 GHzMicrowaveCirculator and directional filter
SapphireThermal conduction200 nm – 5 µmBroadband opticalHeat dissipation, optical reference
CitrinePiezoelectric0.1 Hz – 1 kHzLow frequencyLow-frequency vibration harvesting
DiamondThermal / optical conduction180 nm – 25 µmUV → far infraredOptical window & heat sink
OpalPhotonic crystal (diffraction)400 – 700 nmOptical (visible)Photonic band-gap filter
SpinelLaser fluorescence (Cr³⁺)685 nm · 438 THzOptical (red)Laser host material, beam stability
Energy harvesting

What the stones recover — and feed back

Beyond modulation, each gem acts as a micro energy-harvester. The circuit collects these fractions of ambient energy and feeds them back to self-sustain the protective field, reducing dependence on any external source.

Piezoelectric effect
Mechanical energy → electricity
Quartz · Citrine · Topaz · Tourmaline

Head movement, speech and micro-vibrations deform the crystals, which generate an exploitable electrical charge.

Pyroelectric / thermoelectric effect
Body heat → electricity
Tourmaline · Topaz

The temperature gradient between the skull and ambient air induces a voltage in the pyroelectric crystals.

Electromagnetic harvesting (rectenna)
Ambient RF waves → direct current
YIG garnet · Gold · Tantalum

The metallic loop captures part of the surrounding RF radiation and rectifies it into DC, instead of letting it be absorbed by tissue.

Photovoltaic / luminescence effect
Light → electricity
Ruby · Emerald · Amethyst · Sapphire

Light absorption and re-emission by the gems powers the circuit's coherent photonic emitters.

Acousto-piezoelectric coupling
Acoustic waves → electricity
Quartz · Topaz · Tourmaline

Voice, ambient noise and mechanical vibrations conducted through the skull bone make the crystals resonate, turning these sound waves into electrical charge.

Magneto-optical induction (Faraday effect)
Ambient magnetic field → current
YIG garnet · 316L steel

Low-frequency magnetic fields from power grids (50/60 Hz) and motors induce a current in the ferromagnetic loop — captured rather than endured.

Thermo-radiative conversion
Infrared radiation → photonics
Sapphire · Ruby

Infrared radiation emitted by the body is absorbed and re-emitted at a usable wavelength, powering the coherent photonic emitters.

Triboelectric effect
Static electricity & friction → charge
Gold · Quartz

Friction of hair, textiles and air on the noble surfaces generates triboelectric charges that the circuit collects and stores.

UV photoluminescence
Ultraviolet → electricity
Amethyst · Emerald

Higher-energy ultraviolet photons are absorbed by the gems and converted into coherent visible emission, widening the harvesting window toward the top of the spectrum.

Light injection

Sending light into the stones — one wave per function

To drive each stone, SeaSar does not rely on ambient radiation alone: an integrated optical-pumping system actively sends calibrated light into every gem. The injected wavelength is chosen to exactly match the wave the function must produce — following E = h·f and Bragg's law, each color excites the intended crystal transition.

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Micro-photonic sources

Miniature micro-LEDs and laser diodes embedded in the frame generate stable monochromatic beams — one source per useful band.

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Fiber routing

Bare optical fibers guide each beam to the heart of its matching gem, with no loss or crosstalk between channels.

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Wavelength ↔ function tuning

Each channel's wavelength is tuned to the crystal transition (fluorescence, Bragg diffraction, modulation) so the emitted wave precisely matches the targeted function.

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Feedback loop

A sensor reads the stone's actual emission and adjusts intensity in real time, guaranteeing an output wave that matches the setpoint.

Photolysis & oxygenation

Generating oxygen from light

Beyond electromagnetic protection, SeaSar explores a vital function: producing oxygen on demand from sunlight alone. An embedded oxidizing crystal decomposes under UV photons and releases dioxygen (O₂) — a controlled photolysis, designed around safety from the very start.

Photolytic decomposition of a solid peroxide
H₂O₂ → (hν) → H₂O + ½ O₂

The photons hν — mainly ultraviolet — break the O–O bond of the peroxide, releasing oxygen while leaving only water as a by-product.

General principle

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Oxidizing crystal

An oxygen-rich crystal (peroxide, chlorate or percarbonate) acts as a solid reservoir, stable as long as it is not exposed to active light.

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Sunlight

Solar radiation provides UV and visible photons (hν): the energy source that triggers the reaction, with no electricity or external heat.

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Breaking the O–O bond

The photonic energy breaks the crystal's oxygen–oxygen bond, initiating its controlled decomposition.

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O₂ release

The crystal decomposes and releases gaseous dioxygen, recovered by a micro gas circuit — with water as the only residue.

⚠ Safety — A design built around safety

Because a solid oxidant remains a sensitive material, SeaSar favors stabilized peroxides in small quantities, confined in an inert matrix, with active thermal dissipation and sealed gas recovery. The goal: a gentle, gradual and fully controlled release of oxygen.

SAR Protection

The Specific Absorption Rate and its five contexts

SAR measures the electromagnetic energy absorbed by tissue, in W/kg. SeaSar is designed to reduce this absorption across five critical environments.

What is SAR?

The Specific Absorption Rate quantifies the electromagnetic power absorbed per unit mass of tissue (W/kg). Regulatory limits are set at 2 W/kg (Europe, over 10 g of tissue) and 1.6 W/kg (United States, over 1 g). SeaSar aims to reduce residual SAR at the head well below these thresholds.

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Telecommunications

Phones, relay antennas, Wi-Fi

Mobile terminals emit in immediate proximity to the skull. SeaSar interposes a resonant loop tuned to cellular bands (700 MHz – 3.5 GHz) and Wi-Fi (2.4 / 5 GHz) to deflect incident energy.

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Security & Surveillance

Scanners, access control, RFID

Security personnel are continuously exposed to gates, RFID readers and surveillance systems. SeaSar attenuates cumulative exposure over long working days.

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Search & Rescue

Radios, beacons, field communications

Rescue teams use high-power radios near the head. The crown reduces absorption while preserving the communication quality essential to operations.

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Sciences & Research

RF instruments, MRI, laboratories

Researchers working near RF emitters, microwave generators or imagers experience intense fields. SeaSar offers portable, non-intrusive protection in the lab.

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Radar & Military

Surveillance radar, electronic warfare

Radar operators work alongside very high-power emitters. The steel–hafnium circuit, temperature-stable and refractory, suits radar bands (1–18 GHz) and extreme conditions.

New — companion product

The SeaSar Scepter — choose your function

A companion to the crown, the scepter gathers the stones in its pommel to select the desired function with a single touch. At its heart, the red ruby commands all-power.

SeaSar scepter in steel and gold, quartz-sphere pommel set with colored gems and a central red ruby
The Scepter

A companion to the crown, the scepter gathers the stones in its pommel to select the desired function with a single touch. At its heart, the red ruby commands all-power.

The pommel is a quartz sphere — the reference oscillator — on which the function gems are set. The central ruby, the all-power button, unifies and amplifies every wave.

Ruby · All-power
694 nm · red · Coherent optical — 432 THz
Central all-power button: simultaneously activates every function and delivers a full-spectrum coherent pump across all the stones.
Sapphire

SAR shield

Reinforces electromagnetic shielding and heat evacuation from the circuit.

450 nm · blue · Shielding wave
Emerald

Field coherence

Refines the polarization and coherence of the protective photonic field.

530 nm · green · Coherent polarization wave
Citrine

Energy harvesting

Maximizes ambient energy harvesting and feedback into the circuit.

590 nm · amber · Low-frequency harvesting wave
Amethyst

Neural soothing

Modulates low frequencies for a soft, soothing field envelope.

405 nm · violet · Soothing low-frequency wave
Topaz

Phase stabilization

Locks the optical phase of the field and stabilizes circuit oscillations.

480 nm · cyan · Phase-locking wave
Diamond

Window & dissipation

Opens a broadband optical window and instantly evacuates heat.

250 nm · broadband UV · UV → infrared wave
Physical model

The equations that govern SeaSar

Every protection and harvesting mechanism rests on a precise physical law. From the specific absorption rate to the total energy grouped by the whole stone + metal assembly.

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
SAR = σ·|E|² / ρ
σ: tissue conductivity · E: electric field · ρ: mass density
RF power absorbed per kilogram of tissue. SeaSar lowers |E| at the skull, hence the SAR.
LC Resonant frequency
f₀ = 1 / (2π√LC)
L: loop inductance · C: Ta₂O₅ / HfO₂ capacitance
Tunes the circuit to the bands to be neutralised; tantalum and hafnium oxides set C.
Skin depth
δ = √(2 / (ω·μ·σ))
ω: angular frequency · µ: permeability · σ: conductivity
Penetration depth of the field into the metal — sets the thickness of the gold traces and shielding.
Shielding effectiveness (Schelkunoff)
SE (dB) = A + R + B
A: absorption · R: reflection · B: multiple reflections
Total shielding effectiveness is the sum of absorption loss, impedance-reflection loss and internal multiple reflections.
Piezoelectric effect
D_i = d_ijk·T_jk + ε_ij·E_j
d: piezo coefficient · T: stress · ε: permittivity
Quartz, citrine, topaz and tourmaline convert mechanical stress into electric charge.
Pyroelectric effect
i_p = p·A·(dT/dt)
p: pyroelectric coefficient · A: area · dT/dt: thermal rate
Tourmaline generates a current proportional to the rate of temperature change.
Seebeck effect (thermoelectric)
V = α·ΔT
α: Seebeck coefficient · ΔT: skull / air gradient
The temperature gap between body and ambient air produces a usable DC voltage.
RF harvesting (rectenna, Friis)
P_r = P_t·G_t·G_r·(λ/4πd)²
P_t: transmitted power · G: gains · λ: wavelength · d: distance
The metal loop captures ambient RF radiation and rectifies it into direct current.
Faraday induction
ε = −N·(dΦ_B/dt)
N: number of turns · Φ_B: magnetic flux
The 50/60 Hz magnetic fields of the grid induce a current in the ferromagnetic loop.
Quality factor
Q = f₀/Δf = ω₀L/R
f₀: resonance · Δf: −3 dB width
Measures the sharpness of the circuit resonance; a high Q concentrates the effect on the targeted band.
Photon energy
E = h·f = h·c/λ
h: Planck constant · f: frequency · λ: wavelength
Relates RF frequency to the quantum energy carried — relevant for photonic coupling of the gems.
Bragg diffraction (opal)
m·λ = 2d·sin(θ)
m: order · d: lattice period · θ: angle
The periodic opal lattice creates a photonic band gap — it filters specific wavelengths.
Reflection coefficient
Γ = (η₂ − η₁) / (η₂ + η₁)
η₁, η₂: impedances of the two media
Describes the fraction of field reflected at the air/metal interface — the basis of SeaSar's rebound waves.
Larmor precession (YIG garnet)
ω_L = γ·B₀
γ: gyromagnetic ratio · B₀: static field
YIG garnet is gyromagnetic: its spins precess at ω_L, the basis of the microwave circulator effect.
Beer–Lambert attenuation
I(x) = I₀·e^(−αx)
α: attenuation coefficient · x: depth
Intensity decays exponentially inside the material; α = 1/δ for a good conductor.
Total grouped energy
P_tot = Σ η_i·P_i
Sum of n mechanisms, integrated over time
Each mechanism's power is grouped and then accumulated — the whole stone + metal assembly contributes.

Targeted frequency bands

Wavelength λ = c/f and photon energy E = hf for the main communication bands. All remain in the non-ionising domain (E ≪ 12.4 eV, the molecular ionisation threshold).

BandFrequencyWavelength λPhoton energy EUse
GSM 900880–960 MHz~333 mm~3.7 µeV2G / voice
GSM / LTE 18001.71–1.88 GHz~167 mm~7.4 µeV2G / 4G
Wi-Fi / BT 2.42.40–2.48 GHz~125 mm~9.9 µeVWi-Fi / Bluetooth
5G n783.3–3.8 GHz~86 mm~14 µeV5G mid-band
Wi-Fi 5 / 65.15–5.85 GHz~60 mm~21 µeVWi-Fi 5 GHz
Radar X8–12 GHz~30 mm~41 µeVRadar / satellite
Radar Ku12–18 GHz~20 mm~62 µeVSATCOM
Applications

A broad field of use

From everyday use to extreme professional environments, SeaSar adapts to every electromagnetic exposure situation.

Everyday use

Passive, permanent protection during intensive use of smartphones, wireless headsets and laptops.

Telecom professionals

Antenna technicians, 5G installers and network operators exposed to high-power emitters.

Data centers

Personnel working near dense wireless infrastructure and server farms.

Medical staff

MRI, diathermy and electrosurgery operators exposed to RF fields.

Rescue teams

Firefighters, paramedics and radio operators in prolonged interventions with communication equipment.

Aviation & maritime

Crew exposed to navigation radar and high-frequency communication systems.

Scientific research

Physicists and engineers working with accelerators, plasmas and microwave generators.

Defense & radar

Operators of radar stations, electronic warfare systems and surveillance platforms.

Gamers & VR

Users of VR/AR headsets and wireless peripherals worn for long hours in direct contact with the skull.

Students & remote work

Prolonged exposure to laptops, home Wi-Fi routers and daily video calls.

Electric vehicles

Drivers and passengers exposed to the fields of batteries, motors and fast-charging stations.

Smart home & IoT

Environments saturated with connected devices, voice assistants, smart meters and mesh networks.

Industry 4.0 & private 5G

Operators of automated factories with private 5G networks, robots and induction welding.

Aerospace & satellite

Control-center staff, ground stations and high-power emitter test benches.

Astronauts & crewed flight

In-cabin protection against onboard-system fields and the intense electromagnetic radiation of space.

Pregnant women & infants

Reduced RF exposure in saturated home environments, for the most sensitive populations.

Electro-hypersensitive (EHS)

Passive relief for people reporting sensitivity to electromagnetic fields in dense urban areas.

Athletes & cognitive performance

Athletes and biohacking enthusiasts seeking to limit exposure during training, recovery and sleep.

High-voltage technicians

Electricians and substation / high-voltage line operators exposed to intense low-frequency fields.

6G & terahertz labs

Researchers developing 6G communications, terahertz imaging and millimeter-wave generators.

Key features

Passive multiband protection (no power required)
Active cancellation via rebound waves
Crystal-stabilized photonic modulation
Refractory materials resistant to extreme conditions
Comfortable, ergonomic wear
Compatible with necessary communications
Integrated multi-source energy harvesting (self-powered)
Crossed-arch geometry for uniform coverage
Spectral coverage from DC up to the optical range
Adjustable diameter, IP54 protection rating
Technical specifications

Characteristics & materials

Detailed technical data for the SeaSar crown, from constituent materials to the frequency ranges covered.

Technical parameters

ParameterValue
Frequency range covered700 MHz – 18 GHz
Main bandsGSM, LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, radar S/C/X
Photonic coverage380 nm – 5 µm (UV → infrared)
SAR reduction target> 60% (modeled)
Modeled peak attenuation−18 dB at resonance
Quality factor Q (cavity)~120
Opposing-field response time< 1 µs
Energy-harvesting sources6 (mechanical, thermal, RF, light, magnetic, tribo)
Metals & materials combined16 (noble metals, sterling silver, copper, mu-metal, tungsten…)
Active gems12 tuned stones
Power supplyNone — passive resonant, self-powered
Mass~115 g (titanium frame)
Adjustable diameter54 – 62 cm
Operating temperature−20 °C to +120 °C
Humidity range5 – 95% RH non-condensing
Protection ratingIP54

Physical properties of the materials

Reference values at 20 °C used in the circuit model (skin depth computed at 1 GHz).

MaterialDensity (g/cm³)Conductivity σ (MS/m)Permittivity εᵣMelting (°C)Skin @1 GHz
316L stainless steel8.01.4140013.5 µm
Gold (Au)19.34410642.4 µm
Tantalum (Ta)16.77.725 (Ta₂O₅)30175.7 µm
Hafnium (Hf)13.33.325 (HfO₂)22338.8 µm
Palladium (Pd)12.09.515555.2 µm
Niobium (Nb)8.66.624776.2 µm
Graphene2.27≈100~3650 (subl.)
Metasurface< 0 (neg. index)
C-ceramic composite2.0≈0> 1600
Titanium (Ti)4.52.4166810.3 µm
Platinum (Pt)21.59.417685.2 µm
Rhodium (Rh)12.42319643.3 µm
Sterling silver (Ag 925)10.3528932.0 µm
Copper (Cu)8.965910852.1 µm
Mu-metal (Ni-Fe)8.71.6μᵣ≈50,0001450
Tungsten (W)19.2518.934223.7 µm

Principles & compliance

Lenz's law & induction

The opposing field relies on the fundamental electromagnetism laws of Faraday and Lenz.

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ICNIRP framework

Designed with reference to ICNIRP guidelines and regulatory SAR limits (2 W/kg / 1.6 W/kg).

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Biocompatible materials

316L steel and 24k gold, inert materials used in medical applications.

Bibliography

Scientific references

The physical principles, metal properties and optical behaviour of the stones draw on the reference literature in electromagnetics, materials science, metallurgy and mineralogy.

Electromagnetic foundations & dosimetry

Dosimetry
ICNIRP (2020) — Guidelines for limiting exposure to electromagnetic fields (100 kHz to 300 GHz). Health Physics 118(5):483–524
Standards
IEEE (2019) — IEEE Std C95.1-2019 — Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to EM Fields, 0 Hz to 300 GHz. IEEE Standards Association
SAR
IEC / IEEE (2020) — IEC/IEEE 62209-1528 — Measurement procedure for the assessment of SAR. IEC/IEEE
Shielding
S. A. Schelkunoff (1943) — Electromagnetic Waves. Van Nostrand, New York
EMC
H. W. Ott (2009) — Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering. Wiley-Interscience
Theory
J. D. Jackson (1998) — Classical Electrodynamics, 3rd ed. Wiley
Microwave
D. M. Pozar (2011) — Microwave Engineering, 4th ed. Wiley
Antennas
C. A. Balanis (2016) — Antenna Theory: Analysis and Design, 4th ed. Wiley

Metals & conductive materials

Data
D. R. Lide, ed. (2009) — CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 90th ed. — metal conductivity, density and constants. CRC Press
Thermal
Y. S. Touloukian et al. (1970) — Thermophysical Properties of Matter (TPRC Data Series). IFI/Plenum
Metallurgy
ASM International (1990) — ASM Handbook, Vol. 2: Properties and Selection — Nonferrous Alloys and Special-Purpose Materials.
Au/Ag/Cu
P. B. Johnson & R. W. Christy (1972) — Optical constants of the noble metals. Physical Review B 6(12):4370–4379
Mu-metal
R. M. Bozorth (1993) — Ferromagnetism — high-permeability alloys (mu-metal, permalloy). Wiley-IEEE Press
Conduction
N. W. Ashcroft & N. D. Mermin (1976) — Solid State Physics — Drude model of electronic conduction. Holt, Rinehart and Winston

Gemstones & photonics

Color
K. Nassau (2001) — The Physics and Chemistry of Color: The Fifteen Causes of Color, 2nd ed. Wiley
Gemmology
R. Webster (1994) — Gems: Their Sources, Descriptions and Identification, 5th ed. Butterworth-Heinemann
Ruby
T. H. Maiman (1960) — Stimulated optical radiation in ruby (first laser). Nature 187:493–494
Quartz
W. G. Cady (1946) — Piezoelectricity — foundations of quartz piezoelectricity. McGraw-Hill
Diamond
J. E. Field, ed. (1992) — The Properties of Natural and Synthetic Diamond. Academic Press
Optics
M. Born & E. Wolf (1999) — Principles of Optics, 7th ed. — refractive index & birefringence. Cambridge University Press
Photonics
J. D. Joannopoulos et al. (2008) — Photonic Crystals: Molding the Flow of Light, 2nd ed. Princeton University Press

SeaSar is a demonstration concept: the values shown illustrate the cited physical laws and do not constitute a medical claim.

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About SeaSar
A scientifically engineered crown for protection against electromagnetic radiation. 16 noble materials, 12 photonic gems, 5 SAR contexts. Modeled SAR reduction >60%.