BIRD | by EIR x beoka
In 1896, a tiny canary descended into the black tunnels of Tylorstown Colliery, Wales — no sunlight, no sky, just poison air and darkness. Its lungs, built for open skies, felt the danger before any human could. It swayed. It fell. And the miners ran to safety.
That small bird saved thousands of lives simply by feeling more than everyone else in the room.
Bird was born from that story.
Shaped in the silhouette of a perched canary, it sits in your palm like it was always meant to be there — light as a feather at just 1.1kg, yet carrying a brushless motor beneath that soft form that runs from 1,200 to 3,200 RPM, reaching 12mm deep into muscle tissue, finding tension you forgot you had and breaking it apart like dawn breaking through coal dust.
And through all of that power — it never rises above 45 decibels. Quieter than a wingbeat. Stronger than pain.
A 2,500mAh battery keeps it alive for 6 full hours, charged simply through USB-C. Six precision attachment heads handle everything — from broad muscle groups to the deepest trigger points.
eir brings the healing. beoka brings the engineering. Bird brings them both — quietly, faithfully, every single night.
Built in the dark. Made for the light. 🐦
🐦 Bird | eir x beoka
