What is AO Scan Technology?

Provides short, personalized frequency assessments for morning, midday, and evening, along with custom scans. It is intended as a quick check-in on energetic patterns and can generate balancing audio tones. It also includes options such as pet scans, aura clearing/ shielding, focus, relaxation, grounding, and other short programs.

Examines 550+ proprietary "Blueprint Frequencies" associated with bodily functions. Solex describes it as a relatively quick snapshot of frequency patterns associated with the blood, organs, and body systems, generally taking less than three minutes.

A much more detailed frequency assessment covering representations associated with 130+ organs, cells, bones, and chromosomes. Results are displayed graphically, showing variations relative to Solex's "Blueprint" frequencies.

Examines hundreds of Blueprint Frequencies associated with 13 body systems, resulting in separate reports for areas such as circulation, connective tissue, digestion, endocrine function, and other systems, providing educational information about the corresponding frequency patterns.

Uses the user's voice spectrum as the input. The system analyzes vocal frequencies and produces personalized balancing audio intended to address frequencies Solex characterizes as excessive or lacking and to support emotional/ energetic awareness.

This isn't a separate physiological test so much as a combined rapid assessment. It packages the Inner Voice, Vitals, and Comprehensive scans and their associated optimization functions into one workflow, taking under six minutes.

Rather than analyzing the body in the same manner as Vitals or Comprehensive, SEFI is designed to capture, amplify, and imprint subtle-frequency representations. These can then be broadcast or imprinted into an object/ element for personal wellness practices.

The idea of using the human voice as a source of information about the body has roots that go back decades. Researchers have long studied the fact that the voice is produced by vibrating tissues and that changes in the nervous system, muscles, breathing, and emotional state can influence the characteristics of a person's voice. Research into physiological tremors n the vocal cords, for example, dates back to the 1950's and helped establish that subtle physical changes can be reflected in voice patterns.

The frequency-based approach used by AO Scan, however, comes from a different and more specialized tradition often described as bioenergetic, resonance, or frequency technology. According to accounts associated with the development of AO Scan, frequency databases and resonance technologies were being explored internationally, including by Russian researchers working with microwave and resonance concepts. A published account of AO Scan's early history describes a database of more than 120,000 frequencies being compiled by Russian scientists in the early 2000's and later incorporated into the technology commercialized by Solex.

According to Solex's published history, Loren Swensen encountered an earlier frequency-based body-scanning system at a medical trade show in China in 2008. The technology at the time was considerably larger and more expensive than the system people know today. Swensen acquired rights connected with the technology and began working toward making it more practical and accessible.

Over the following years, the technology was further developed and its software was substantially rewritten. Solex's history describes the early systems as primarily being used in professional offices and wellness clinics before the technology eventually evolved into a mobile and cloud-based platform. In 2020, Solex acquired rights to the original AO Scan and continued developing the technology into the platform available today.

One of the most recognizable parts of today's AO Scan is Inner Voice. Rather than requiring a physical examination, the system begins with a short recording of your voice. Solex describes Inner Voice as analyzing the voice spectrum and generating frequency-based information from that recording. The software can then create audio tones based on the frequncy information identified by the system.

So, the story of AO Scan isn't really about one person suddenly discovering how to "read the body through the voice." It is better understood as the evolution of several ideas - voice analysis, frequency analysis, resonance technology, software, and large frequency databases - that were eventually brought together into the AO Scan platform developed and commercialized by Solex.