Hello's 'Sense' Sleep Tracking Device Shows What Prevents a Better Sleep
Laura McQuarrie — June 24, 2015 — Art & Design
References: techcrunch & hello.is
The Hello Sense sleep tracking device sits by the bedside, monitoring heat, humidity, noise and ambient lighting levels in order to determine the factors that are keeping you from having a more restful night of sleep. As well as being able to keep tabs on each of these variables, the smart sleep device is also able to make suggestions on what could potentially provide a better rest.
The device works alongside a clip-on 'Sleep Pill,' that can be attached to a user's pillow in order to track how the user factors into the equation.
When Hello's Sense was launched on Kickstarter, it received more than $2.4 million in funding from nearly 20,000 people. Since thousands of people around the world are plagued by insomina and sleep disorders, it's no wonder that people want to get their hands on this smart device for sleep.
The device works alongside a clip-on 'Sleep Pill,' that can be attached to a user's pillow in order to track how the user factors into the equation.
When Hello's Sense was launched on Kickstarter, it received more than $2.4 million in funding from nearly 20,000 people. Since thousands of people around the world are plagued by insomina and sleep disorders, it's no wonder that people want to get their hands on this smart device for sleep.
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