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Sonical Announces Trial Manufacturing of Remora at Sony UK Technology Centre Limited in Wales

Sonical Announces Trial Manufacturing of Remora at Sony UK Technology Centre Limited in Wales
Sonical Announces Trial Manufacturing of Remora at Sony UK Technology Centre Limited in Wales

Cardiff, United Kingdom - 17th December 2025 - Sonical, the developer of CosmOS, the operating system for the ear, has confirmed that its first personal hearing product, Remora, will undergo trial manufacturing at Sony UK Technology Centre Limited (Sony UK TEC) in Pencoed, Wales.

This milestone marks Sonical’s transition from pioneering technology developer to the trial phase of product manufacturing, with Remora representing the first hardware product to bring its CosmOS platform to market. The collaboration with Sony UK TEC underscores Sonical’s commitment to high-quality, sustainable, and locally based manufacturing as part of initial stages in bringing the next generation of audio and hearing technology to market.

“We’re proud to be supporting Sonical in the trial manufacturing of their Remora product,” said Ian Worgan, General Manager of Business Development and Supply Chain, Sony UK Technology Centre Limited.
“Sony UK TEC has a strong track record of helping innovative technology companies bring their products to market through our advanced manufacturing capabilities and highly skilled workforce here in Wales.”

Remora combines Sonical’s dual connectivity of Bluetooth and ultra-wideband (UWB) technology with its proprietary CosmOS software platform. CosmOS transforms headphones and hearables into configurable, upgradeable audio devices, enabling end users to continually enhance and personalise their experience as new software plugins and applications are released. This future-ready architecture ensures that Remora evolves over time, unlocking new features, functions, and sound experiences – all controlled by the user. Remora delivers technology to the people who need it most.

Compatible with all existing wired headphones, Remora extends the benefits of the CosmOS ecosystem to millions of listeners worldwide, offering lossless, low-latency, multi-channel audio and app-based hearing customisation through an open, developer-driven platform.

“Our goal is to make Sonical the Raspberry Pi for your hearing,” said Gary Spittle, Founder and CEO, Sonical.
“By choosing to begin our trial manufacturing at Sony UK TEC, we’re not only ensuring exceptional quality, but also signalling our intent to scale - delivering advanced hearing and audio experiences that empower people in every sector, from entertainment to healthcare. This is a major step towards making our technology accessible to everyone.”

The trial builds at Sony UK TEC are part of a carefully planned process aimed at refining the product and gathering market insights, which will guide Sonical’s future steps towards scaling production. With Remora, Sonical is laying the groundwork to make cutting-edge hearing technology accessible to a global audience.

The collaboration with Sony UK TEC positions Sonical at the heart of the UK’s advanced manufacturing ecosystem, accelerating its growth trajectory and supporting its mission to make personalised hearing technology a mainstream reality. This manufacturing collaboration marks a pivotal inflection point - as Sonical moves from concept to trials, backed by world-class production expertise.

For more information on Sonical, please visit: https://www.sonical.ai and Remora Pro: https://www.remora.pro/

About Sonical

Sonical is the leading provider of embedded platforms for audio products and is the team of experts behind CosmOS, the operating system for the ear. CosmOS makes products ‘appable’ giving the user complete control of how they listen to content, hear the world and monitor their health.

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