coMra Wave at ESTC 2026: A Foundation for True Science

In June 2026, Dr Adrian Marsh, CTO of Radiant Life Technologies (RLT), presented at the 13th Energy Science & Technology Conference (ESTC) in Spokane, Washington, an established specialist conference for inventors, engineers and independent researchers working in energy science, Tesla technologies, electrical theory and experimental technologies. His presentation, “A Foundation for True Science”, explored True Science as a unity between the outer realm that can be observed and measured through rigorous scientific methods and the inner realm of awareness, perception, insight and intent. coMra Wave was presented as a practical example of how an initial vision can be developed, tested and materialised into a life-supportive technology.

Measurements and observations

The experimental work included microwave spectrum and absorption testing, Oxygen-17 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (¹⁷O-NMR), and dissolved-oxygen measurements. coMra Wave draws power from the ambient electromagnetic environment and is designed to interact with nearby water. In one NMR experiment, the measured half-width of tap-water samples changed from 68 Hz in the control to 59 Hz after exposure to the coMra Wave resonator. Yuan et al. (2024) [1] compile previously published ¹⁷O-NMR data reporting approximately 63 Hz for glacial water, based on data from F.X. Li [2], providing a useful reference point for this parameter.

In separate testing, dissolved oxygen increased from 54.6% to 69.2% saturation over 60 minutes without mechanical movement or aeration; the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes that running water typically contains more dissolved oxygen than still water [3]. Dr Marsh also presented a plant-growth experiment in which 30 garden-cress seeds were grown in soil under matched lighting and ambient conditions, with water supplied through fibre wicks. Pots placed on coMra Wave Coasters showed visibly greater and more abundant growth across the plant cycle than the control group grown under the same stated conditions. Together, these approaches allow the technology to be explored through quantitative measurements of water and electromagnetic effects alongside qualitative observation of living systems.

The coMra Wave resonator and biosupport approach

At the centre of coMra Wave is the coMra Wave Aetheric Resonator, an original RLT technology publicly disclosed in detail at ESTC 2026. The concept originated from a blueprint envisioned in 2012 and was subsequently materialised, developed and tested. The resonator is described as drawing power from the ambient microwave field in the UHF band and transforming that input into a coherent electromagnetic signature intended to interact with water and water-containing structures.

coMra Wave forms part of the wider coMra biosupport family. Across the range, the aim is to work with the body’s inherent capacity for regulation, balance and self-repair. The Wave Coaster is used to prepare drinking water by placing a glass or container on it for around ten minutes, allowing the resonant field to interact with the water before it is consumed. The Wave Cell is designed for use either with water or in the electromagnetic environment around digital devices such as phones, tablets and laptops. The Wave Pendant brings the same resonant principle into a wearable format, keeping the technology close to the body during everyday activities. The wider coMra family also includes optical devices combining low-intensity laser light with other radiances for wellbeing, recovery and health-support applications.

More detail on the technology and research is available on the coMra Wave Technology page, while the current product range can be explored in the coMra shop.

Research continues

The measurements and observations presented at ESTC form part of an ongoing research programme. Further work continues to observe and quantify effects associated with coMra Wave, while new applications of the coMra Effect are already moving through RLT’s development pipeline. New products are now in development and will be introduced soon, extending the coMra approach into new forms of everyday biosupport.

For the wider context, development journey and experimental results, see Dr Adrian Marsh’s full ESTC 2026 presentation, “A Foundation for True Science”. Information about the conference and its presentations is available through the Energy Science & Technology Conference website.

References

[1] Yuan, H., Zhang, Y., Huang, X. et al. (2024). Exploration of the Existence Forms and Patterns of Dissolved Oxygen Molecules in Water. Nano-Micro Letters, 16, 208. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40820-024-01427-z

[2] Li, F.X. (2007). Is Water Medicine or Poison, 1st edn. Beijing: China Market Press, pp. 122–125.

[3] U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Indicators: Dissolved Oxygen. https://www.epa.gov/caddis/dissolved-oxygen