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Scientists say the ring designed specifically for the toddler can reduce snoring, thereby helping the owner sleep better.
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Scientists say the ring designed specifically for the toddler can reduce snoring, thereby helping the owner sleep better.
A Polish company is developing smart sleep masks that can intervene and optimize sleep quality using sensors and software on smartphones.
High bracelets can help keep track of healthy lifestyles, monitor sleep, heart rate and even sexual life.
Camping enthusiasts will no longer worry about their cell phones running out of batteries, thanks to a new type of shorts and sleeping bags that can generate electricity…
NASA hopes to use light science to reduce dependence on sleeping pills by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).
No need to drink a large cup of coffee or a can of juice, streetcars drivers can stay alert with the blue lights in the car.
Australian sleep researchers have developed a high-tech sunglasses, described as the first time-controlled glass in the world.
Concerned about the baby's breathing, Gjoci, a young Hungarian dad, decided to make a baby monitor. If within 10 seconds, no measurement of the child's movement…
A new health and lifestyle monitoring system called Larklife will help users manage their diet, exercise, work productivity and sleep.
Currently, the Ibis Hotel (Accor) system is using a robotic robot called Robot Picasso. This robot can draw a 'sleep chart' for visitors.
From the legendary character Beowulf to Captain America (in the film Captain America: The First Avenger), the idea of super soldiers has always existed in the imaginat…
Thanks to gene-modified technology, US soldiers in the future can run as fast as Olympic athletes and can march for days without eating or sleeping.
Recently, in the US market, there have been a number of special electronic devices and application software, promoted to help users get a better sleep.
Yumemiru, the name of the application, pushed the 'homemade' fever of the 1990s to a new scientific peak by leveraging the built-in touch-sensitive system of you…
The Hypoglycemic Nerve Stimulation System (HNSS), developed by scientists at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Perth, Australia, can reduce over 50% of sleep apnea sympto…