What is PEMA? A clear guide to the technology behind KLOUD
A straightforward introduction to pulsed electromagnetic activation, how KLOUD applies it and where it fits within a considered wellbeing routine.
By Lauren Boehner
PEMF and PEMA, in plain language
PEMF stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field. It describes technology that produces low-frequency electromagnetic pulses. CENTROPIX describes PEMA, or Pulsed Electromagnetic Activation, as its further development of PEMF technology, designed to support the body’s natural processes and general wellbeing.
Where KLOUD fits
KLOUD is the portable, foldable applicator that delivers these programmed signals. It can be controlled manually or through the CENTROPIX app, with Maxi intended for comfortable full-body use and Mini created for focused placement and portability.
- Non-invasive, 15-minute programmed applications
- Manual controls with optional app guidance
- Foldable, battery-powered design
- Maxi and Mini formats for different routines
“Technology is most useful when it sits inside a clear purpose, a consistent rhythm and informed guidance.”
A wellbeing tool, not medical treatment
KLOUD is a wellness and fitness product. It is not intended to diagnose, prevent, monitor, treat or cure disease, and it does not replace medical advice. People with relevant health considerations should consult their doctor and follow the manufacturer guidance before use.
