Unique Gadgets That Will Improve Sleep Quality (Part 1)
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Today, there are various technological devices that can help combat insomnia without the need for pills, which often come with side effects. It's common knowledge that medications have contraindications, so minimizing their use and resorting to them only when absolutely necessary is advisable.
"NeuroOn" Mask - Analyzing Sleep Phases
The "NeuroOn" mask features three special sensors that detect signals from the brain. This allows it to identify the different phases of sleep, whether rapid or slow. Consequently, the mask enables its wearer to utilize their sleep time more efficiently. A recent trend is breaking down sleep into several intervals within 24 hours, reducing the time spent on sleep. These intervals typically last around 15-30 minutes, known as polyphasic sleep.
"Ostrich Pillow" - Sleep Anywhere
Another handy invention for those practicing polyphasic sleep is the unique "Ostrich Pillow." It allows users to catch a nap whenever they find a few free moments during the day, even in places like the office where there is no comfortable spot to rest. The pillow, designed as a pocket of knitted fabric, not only softens hard surfaces but also shields the user from external noise and light.
"EnergyPod" Chair - Office Nap Solution
The "EnergyPod" chair is specifically designed for office workers to take a short nap during lunch breaks. Studies show that to enhance productivity, individuals need at least a 20-minute nap during lunchtime to recharge for the rest of the workday. Additionally, the chair prevents oversleeping by sending vibrations after 20 minutes to signal it's time to get back to work.
"Remee" Mask – Dream Control
One of the challenges of dream control is the difficulty in realizing that you are actually asleep while dreaming. However, with the "Remee" device, experimenting with dream content has become possible. This mask detects the deep sleep phase and starts glowing from within using LED lights, signaling to the wearer that they are asleep. The creators assure that mastering this device is simple – all it takes is sleeping with the mask a few times.
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