Heritage aesthetics meet solar innovation. Protecting visitors, preserving history.
Solar-powered gramophone-styled stations that monitor UV conditions, dispense premium sunscreen automatically, and play era-specific audio—designed for destinations where modern equipment would ruin the atmosphere.
Where heritage meets cutting-edge protection
You're exploring a historic district on a scorching day, worried about sun exposure. You spot a beautiful brass gramophone that seems to belong in the 1920s. As you approach, it softly plays jazz music from that era, the horn lights up with an amber glow indicating high UV, and a vintage-styled pump dispenses the perfect amount of premium sunscreen into your palm—it feels like stepping into a speakeasy, not applying medical protection.
Replace multiple fixtures with one Instagrammable attraction
One-time purchase per station. Built with marine-grade brass, tempered glass, and commercial solar components designed for 10+ years outdoor use.
Premium sunscreen cartridge subscription with auto-replenishment. Includes IoT monitoring, maintenance alerts, and 24/7 support.
Increase in visitor dwell time. Tourism boards already budget $50K-200K annually—GramoBeam replaces ugly dispensers, emergency phones, and audio guides.