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Ora's proprietary, graphene based composite material that has been specifically designed and optimized for use in acoustic transducers. 

Graphene

vs.

Stiff

Lightweight

Difficult to shape

Expensive to

manufacture

Stiff

Lightweight

Easy to shape

Inexpensive to

manufacture

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Exceptionally

well-damped

Speaker advantages

Greater Sensitivity

GrapheneQ can produce louder drivers that require less energy.

Greater Sensitivity

 GrapheneQ™ can produce louder drivers that require less energy. 

Extended Frequency Response

 GrapheneQ™ membranes are lighter and can move fast while requiring less damping in the lows.  

Lower Distortion

GrapheneQ™ pushes speaker “break-up” to super-sonic frequencies producing superior sound quality.

Better Heat Dissipation

GrapheneQ can be tuned to move heat away from the voice coil for better power handling.

Smaller, Louder Speakers

GrapheneQ™ enables the design of smaller speakers without compromising loudness or quality.

Better Heat Dissipation

 GrapheneQ™ can be tuned to move heat away from the voice coil for better power handling.

      OPPORTUNITY #1

IMPROVE THE  SOUND QUALITY OF AUDIO DEVICES

NORMALIZED FREQUENCY OF FIRST BENDING MODE RELATIVE TO MYLAR 

The first bending mode of GrapheneQ paper is at least three times higher than Mylar.

Pistonic motion

Mylar

Speaker break-up

      OPPORTUNITY #2

INCREASE THE BATTERY LIFE OF WIRELESS AUDIO DEVICES

GrapheneQ produces more efficient drivers that extend the battery life of portable audio devices

% OF BATTERY CONSUMPTION IN BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS

GRAPHENEQ VS. MYLAR: FREQUENCY RESPONSE

Directly replacing the Mylar membrane with GrapheneQ produces a measurable increase in sensitivity, up to 10db.

Standard (Mylar)

dBu

Hz

      OPPORTUNITY #3

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY ENABLES HIGHER POWER HANDLING

A REDUCED-GRAPHENEQ MEMBRANE AND FORMER

SAFE OPERATIONAL RANGE OF A MICRO LOUDSPEAKER

The operational range of micro speakers is directly limited by the speaker's ability to dissipate heat. Improving thermal conductivity in the former and membrane will help move heat away from the voice coil, improving the power handling of these devices.

Reduced-GrapheneQ™ is thermally conductive, helping to move heat away from the voice coil, minimizing speaker damage. A reduced-GrapheneQ™ speaker would also be lighter and more efficient, further increasing the speaker's output capacity.

Safe Operational Range

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