PIONEERS & LEGACY
A century of radionic discovery.
From the first radionic instruments in America to the British school of subtle anatomy, the pioneers who shaped radionics, and the Copen line that Quantum Care carries forward.
SUSSEX, UK · FROM 1947 · THE QUANTUM CARE LINEAGE
Dr. Bruce Copen
Widely regarded as the founding father of modern radionics. Researcher, inventor and philosopher, he began developing radionic instruments in Brighton in 1947 and coined the term "radionic computer" long before computers were commonplace.
He pioneered electronic homeopathy, colour therapy instruments and the EECS encoded card system, and wrote over sixty books on radionics, homeopathy, naturopathy and metaphysics.
THE PIONEERS
The people who shaped radionics.
USA · EARLY 1900s
Dr. Albert Abrams
Regarded as the father of radionics
A physician who observed the body’s energetic reactions and built the first instruments to measure them.
USA · 1930s
Dr. Ruth Drown
Rates and distance work
Developed numerical rates and distance work with a blood-spot witness.
USA · 1940s
T. Galen Hieronymus
Engineering radionics
An engineer who patented his analysis instrument and brought a technical, measured approach.
OXFORD, UK · 1940s–60s
George de la Warr
British radionic instruments
Founded the de la Warr Laboratories in Oxford and developed instruments and the radionic camera.
UK · 1960s–70s
Malcolm Rae
Magneto-geometric cards
Created geometric cards to analyse and simulate remedies, an ancestor of today’s encoded cards.
UK · 1970s–80s
Dr. David Tansley
Radionics and subtle anatomy
Brought the chakras, nadis and seven rays into radionic practice. Author of Radionics and the Subtle Anatomy of Man.
THE COPEN LINE
1947 to today.
1947
Dr. Copen presents the Y-Model, his first radionic research instrument, in Sussex.
1950s
His radiesthetic abilities become widely recognised.
1960s
Research into colour filters and the invention of the Electro Vibro Potentiser.
1966
The Radionic Computer MK2 is introduced.
1970s
The Coloronic instrument and the portable Chromotherapy Colour Lamp.
1980s
The MK7 and MK12, and the Electronic Encoded Card System (EECS).
1989
ASL potentisers with over 2,600 remedy rates built in.
1995
The ASLD/95/PR2/SB, still the most versatile analogue model.
Today
CopenLabs continues the work: the Quantum Care Series and CARE C24 software.
THE LIBRARY
Selected works by Dr. Bruce Copen
Radionics, Volumes I & II
The Radionic Computer Handbook
Electronic Medicine
The New Homeopathy
Magic of the Aura
A Rainbow of Health
Agricultural Radionics
Harmful Radiations and Their Elimination
The Technical Pendulum
Materia Medica of Homeopathic Formulas
Are You Sensitive?
Dowsing from Maps