F1 Radiance vs F2 Recovery: Choose the Functions Your Wellness Business Needs

F1 Radiance and F2 Recovery are different robotic wellness configurations. F1 is the dedicated moxibustion-only model. F2 combines RF heating, vacuum suction and a shockwave acoustic module. Start with the service your team intends to offer, then compare the matching machine, operator workflow and written package.

For a Malaysian spa or wellness business, the useful question is not which model has the longer feature list. It is which documented functions your team can introduce clearly, supervise properly and support within your premises.

F1 Radiance shown. Confirm the supplied configuration in your quotation.

What F1 Radiance includes

F1 Radiance is a robotic moxibustion system in a white pedestal body. Its current catalogue explicitly excludes thermotherapy and RF massage. Keep those distinctions in your service planning and customer descriptions; another model's functions should not be transferred to F1 because the machines share a series name.

Ask for a demonstration of the exact F1 unit, the supplied accessories and the operator's responsibilities. Casing and user-interface branding are listed from five units, but the proposed design, price and delivery arrangements still need written confirmation.

What F2 Recovery includes

F2 Recovery lists an RF heating applicator, vacuum suction for cupping and a shockwave acoustic module. It uses a six-axis robotic arm with touchscreen controls and preset routines. These are equipment features, not promises about a particular customer's results.

The catalogue shows teal, champagne, forest green, blue and orange finishes. Those photographs belong to F2. Finish availability, included accessories and any branding order should be checked in your quotation.

Build your comparison around one proposed service

Write a short description of the service you want to introduce before requesting prices. Include the intended customer experience, the function you want demonstrated and who will operate the system. Then use the same questions for both configurations:

• Which functions in our proposed service are included in this exact model?

• What accessories and consumables are required, and which are priced separately?

• What setup, cleaning and checks must the operator complete?

• How are settings selected, changed and paused during the demonstration?

• What space, electrical supply and access does this supplied version require?

• What training, servicing and warranty terms are included in the written offer?

Record each answer as included, separately priced or awaiting confirmation. A colour choice or brochure description should not stand in for a complete equipment specification.

Plan the team before expanding the menu

A machine demonstration helps you understand the product; your operating plan explains how the business will use it. Identify who checks readiness, supervises the session, responds to discomfort and closes the room afterward. Do not assume that a preset routine makes unattended operation appropriate.

ZEZE's AI Robotic Wellness Masterclass introduces business and supervised operating workflows. The featured three-day pilot uses M1 at NUSBE Rimbayu with Yen. It is not a promise of F1 or F2 hands-on assessment; ask separately about training for your selected model.

Questions buyers often ask

Does F1 include thermotherapy or RF massage?

No. The current F1 catalogue lists moxibustion only and explicitly excludes both thermotherapy and RF massage.

Is F2 simply a different colour of F1?

No. F2 has its own functional configuration, controls and gallery. Compare the model specification before choosing a finish.

Can we obtain a single quotation covering the full setup?

Request one that identifies the machine, supplied accessories, delivery, installation, training and applicable support terms. Ask the supplier to distinguish included items from extra charges.

Explore the robotics catalogue and arrange a business demonstration with the exact model named in your enquiry.