New referral pathways and consumer awareness may bring millions into sleep medicine. But if clinicians ignore physiologic heterogeneity and narrative context, more testing could still produce fragmented care.
An interactive concept bed at Expo 2025 will demonstrate how sensors can adapt the sleep environment to an individual's unique needs for optimal rest.
As the quest to capture brain waves beyond the sleep lab continues, EEG electrodes will likely soon capture signals from surprising locations (minus today’s globs of gel).
With further development, the technology could allow people to control dream plots and induce lucid dreams, according to REMspace researchers.
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From sleep trackers to wakefulness drugs, the 21st century has seen an influx of new technology that could radically alter the way we sleep.
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Sleep Number has introduced its next-generation smart beds and Lifestyle Furniture, sold separately but optimally used together to help sleepers achieve their best sleep.
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Sleep Number published its 2023 Corporate Sustainability Report, highlighting, in part, ongoing and recently presented sleep science research.
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Supermoon Capital launches “Snoozapalooza,” a semi-annual, virtual pitch competition with prizes of $150,000 SAFE notes.
Read MoreA writer for WIRED reviews the Somnox 2, a sleep robot designed with the help of sleep scientists.
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As data collection and analysis improves, science is uncovering the nuances of how sleep changes in an individual from one night to the next.
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A study examines whether alleviating snoring in people with mild cognitive impairment and with Alzheimer’s influences their cognition.
Read MoreFast Company: Just because a device technically does its job doesn’t mean that people will be happy to use it.
Read MoreHouston Chronicle: A Houston research institute is providing $4 million in grants to bring the vision of humans slumbering through space travel a little closer.
Read MoreCrunchbase: The three co-founders hope to close out the firm’s first fund with around 15 investments.
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Nanowear’s SimpleSense uses its proprietary cloth-based smart nanosensor technology to capture and analyze these low-noise, 85+ biomarkers using time-synchronous scattering methods.
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Supermoon Capital has assembled a Sleep Science Collective of sleep scientists, prominent academics, and industry experts across a range of relevant fields in sleep that serves as an extended advisory team to the fund and portfolio.
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A sleep-focused venture capital firm, Supermoon Capital has backed six companies thus far, including EnsoData, a Madison, Wisconsin-based company that uses AI to help people with sleep apnea.
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Researchers used a machine learning algorithm to determine which collection of metabolites were associated with the circadian clock.
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