Smart bed
Modern people do not guarantee 6 to 8 hours of sleep a night and this greatly affects health and mood.
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Modern people do not guarantee 6 to 8 hours of sleep a night and this greatly affects health and mood.
Have you ever been in bed with a cell phone battery and wish to be able to charge
Diapers developed by AlwaysDry (or SiempreSecos in Spanish) in Barcelona can alert parents to when their baby needs diaper change.
Imagine, one day, you lie in bed and want to watch the rain through your ceiling.
Difficult or immobile patients will be less afraid of fear and pain when moving or cleaning, thanks to a smart bed invented by a young man in HCMC.
With the notion that life is not money more or less, but the ability to self-motivate to create life, an elderly engineer in Hanoi has created a chair to help elderly pe…
If you are afraid of the dark do not worry, a French company will have solutions for you - curtains and bed linen glow.
Have you ever thought that you would wake up in the morning in the middle of a lush green foliage and watch the sunlight gradually reach you like a butterfly slowly shed…
This watch can force a timer to wake up, be aware of someone on the bed, and alarm when the fire risk. This is a product by the student group Faculty of Electrical and E…
The side of the bed is equipped with two robotic arms along with the roller part. After three seconds, when the user leaves the bed, with automatic programming, the two…
High-tech infantry cages can be installed next to the maternity bed, allowing mothers and fathers to bond with each other and to touch each other as a healthy mother and…
Karton, Australia, has launched a stress test on recycled bedding. Surprisingly, it is capable of withstanding the weight of 22 people. The Paperpedic bed is also design…
Population aging in many countries around the world, especially in Japan, where the elderly are more likely to need care, however younger relatives do very little. So th…
There was no scene lying on the floor. An invention in Russia in the near future allows visitors to sleep
British scientists have developed a tiny subcutaneous implant that helps give you a healthy tan without having to use a skin dye machine.