AI-Powered Mattress Warns Users of Potential Health Issues
A new artificial intelligence-based mattress instantly adjusts to the individual’s health and warns them of potential health issues before they are aware of them.
A new artificial intelligence-based mattress instantly adjusts to the individual’s health and warns them of potential health issues before they are aware of them.
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).
Researchers will test Sleeptite's wireless sensor monitoring technology REMi, and investigate its capability as a validation tool for sleep disorders.
Fast 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.
Read MoreNanowear’s SimpleSense uses its proprietary cloth-based smart nanosensor technology to capture and analyze these low-noise, 85+ biomarkers using time-synchronous scattering methods.
Read MoreSupermoon 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.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreResearchers used a machine learning algorithm to determine which collection of metabolites were associated with the circadian clock.
Read More“The results are important because the study shows that simple, wearable EEG devices for home and unassisted use can monitor individual characteristics reliably.”
Read MoreThe ability for integrated health monitors to use ambient motion to power and activate sensors will help accelerate their adoption.
Read MoreSleep Number recently released the My Daytime Alertness app, which offers insights gathered from the company’s smart beds.
Read MoreIn the future, activity trackers could be used to detect the early stages of a disease, as a person’s respiratory rate can indicate signs of an undetected medical problem.
Read MoreIt will develop machine-learning techniques to better estimate the severity and treatment needs for OSA and related disorders.
Read MoreResearchers make strides in scaling obstructive sleep apnea endotyping, which may guide therapy choices once more data becomes available.
Read MoreResMed will launch its MIT internship program in June 2021 with projects that aim to shape the future of healthcare.
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