SONAA
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The Intelligent High Chair

Raise an adventurous eater.

Built by hand to last a decade. It learns what they love and tells you what to serve next.

The Sonaa chair head-on, split down the middle: the finished chair on the left, an x-ray of its sensors on the right
Concept render

The idea

Every parent guesses at the table. Sonaa knows.

Three meals a day for ten years, and nobody tells you if it is going well. Sonaa weighs every bite, learns your child's patterns, and turns them into plain answers: what to serve, what to skip, and when a hard week is coming.

The Sonaa chair set for lunch: a marigold leather-wrapped ash tray with titanium plate, bowls and cup, and toddler cutlery in recessed grooves
Concept render

What it knows

The first high chair that knows what happened at the table.

A food camera, weighing wells and a sensing frame sit inside ash and leather you would keep for ten years. Nothing to log, no screen on the chair.

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Sona means gold

If it can be guessed, we measure it. If it can break, we build it better.

In Hindi, gold is what a family gives a newborn: chosen for them, marked with their name, kept for life.