From the intensity of motorsport to the frontier of engineering. A life dedicated to exploring what comes next.
DISCOVER MY STORY ↗An evolving journey where competitive instinct meets invention, research and entrepreneurship.
My story begins with speed, competition and precision. Motorsport taught me to challenge limits — and gave me a different perspective on technology. Today that same drive fuels my work across engineering, energy, water and frequency-related research.
Motorsport career, including international competition in Formula 3000, Porsche Supercup and FIA GT.
Marine-engine business development with Lamborghini Automobili.
Road-safety innovation, UN presentation and Astron-Fiamm Safety.
Research and ventures in energy, hydrogen and advanced mobility.
Full-time exploration and development of new systems at the intersection of water, matter, frequencies and engineering.
Continued work in advanced mobility, energy production, advanced graphene battery development, alternative fuels and biomass derivatives.
Decisive moments, iconic machines and the chapters of an international racing career — told through photographs.
From Formula 3000 to the Porsche Supercup and FIA GT. Explore the original race photography, organised by year and circuit.
Ideas, working prototypes and research programs — from engineering history to the technologies under development today.
AQUARESON · WATER TECHNOLOGYAQUARESONWater-focused engineering and frequency-based harmonization concepts for homes, hospitality, pools and specialist environments.
CONCEPT VISUALFrequency-based water harmonization concepts developed for animal wellness.
VELARIS APEX · CONCEPTDiscoveries emerging from our technologies have inspired the development of a new-concept vehicle.
PRODUCT VISUALPower generation for independent, decentralized energy. Designed to operate with CNG, LPG, ethanol and methanol.
CONCEPT VISUAL
Advanced marine robotics for ROV, AUV and USV systems — combining pilot training, immersive simulation and next-generation subsea robotics manufacturing.
MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGYAdvancing marine biotechnology through the extraordinary oxygen-carrying properties of Arenicola marina hemoglobin.
An artistic exploration of sound and matter.
Exploring the invisible interactions between water, matter and biology.
Exploring the invisible interactions between water, matter and biology.
Since 2016, my full-time research has focused on the properties of water, electromagnetic frequencies and their interactions with matter and human and animal biology.
This journey has led to the development of AQUARESON and VIVAWAVE, two complementary technologies dedicated to water harmonization and wellness.
Our vision is to explore how frequency-based processes can influence water and its interaction with living organisms, with the ambition of restoring qualities associated with naturally revitalized spring water.
The ultimate goal is simple: bringing water closer to its natural origins, through the exploration of the invisible.
FREQUENCY · WATER · MATTER
Patented rear-light and laser safety concepts later brought into the public spotlight through Audi’s CES Las Vegas presentation.
Before laser-based automotive lighting became a recognized direction in the industry, Thomas Bleiner developed patented rear-light and laser signalling concepts designed to improve visibility, communicate safety distance and enhance vehicle presence in fog, spray and low-visibility conditions.
In 2009, these concepts were transferred to industrial partners in a network that included Audi. In 2013, Audi showcased the laser tail light concept at CES Las Vegas, demonstrating how projected laser light could create a visible safety line and warning geometry behind the vehicle.
This early work helped move automotive lighting beyond illumination alone — toward intelligent visual communication, a shift that has influenced the evolution of laser-based automotive lighting as we know it today.
Automotive laser lighting, road safety and the role of independent inventors.
THOMAS BLEINER · ROAD SAFETY ADVOCACY
UNITED NATIONS · CONFERENCE
THE GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY CRISIS
My patented automotive laser-lighting work gave me an opportunity to bring the voice of independent inventors to a United Nations road-safety discussion. As both an inventor and a professional racing driver, I called for practical support for technologies that could help prevent accidents and save lives.
This century is technologically marked by the landing on Mars. But man has not yet found a way to enhance instruments and solutions to accelerate road safety on earth nor the budget dedicated to safety’s work.
I want to ask this congress to help create an overarching commission that can interact with governments, authorities and members of the UN. This commission would facilitate experimentation on new road-safety technologies. New products are not coming on the market to help solve the problem of traffic deaths.
I am a professional racecar driver and one day found myself in a race with poor visibility due to heavy rain; I almost crashed into the car in front of me. Since then, my mission has been to develop new collision-avoidance technologies to reduce crashes, and I have invented a laser system that allows for better visibility in rain and fog.
However, I’ve encountered many bureaucratic problems. Only through quick integration of new technologies can we reduce this global road-safety problem. We need the help of the UN. With the creation of this overarching commission at the UN, we could create and implement projects that could save many lives.
From the published address of Thomas Bleiner, President and Founder of Astrongroup Technologies SA, in The Global Road Safety Crisis: We Should Do Much More.
Exploring new frontiers in advanced materials and frequency interactions.
Exploring new frontiers in advanced materials and frequency interactions.
Our ongoing research is opening promising new directions in understanding how frequencies interact with matter and advanced materials.
We are investigating the properties and potential applications of graphene, fullerenes such as C60 and C70, and other emerging materials, exploring opportunities in energy generation, energy storage and next-generation industrial technologies.
Some of our most exciting developments are still at an early and confidential stage, as we continue to investigate new material properties, combinations and applications.
We believe that some of tomorrow's most important technologies may emerge from understanding the invisible interactions within matter itself.
“The most interesting things are often the things we cannot yet see.”
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The marine worm Arenicola marina produces a giant extracellular hemoglobin that carries oxygen outside red blood cells. Its molecular architecture and oxygen-binding properties are being investigated for advanced biomedical applications.
Research directions include organ preservation, tissue oxygenation and marine-derived biotechnology.
Information about this program is strategically confidential and is not publicly available. Please contact Thomas Bleiner directly to discuss access, subject to review and any necessary confidentiality arrangements.
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