Have eight sleep Launched A new sleep system called Pod 5, which uses artificial intelligence power, can be expected from many new products these days. The pod 5 system has a cover, a center, a blanket and a base that works with any mattress you have. Its cover and hydro -powered blankets cool or warm in your body from 55 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit, which adjusts their temperature based on biometric reading from the core embedded sensor.
If the system finds out that you are scratching through vibration, the base automatically raises your head in response to it, which proved to be medically to reduce the scratches. It is believed that it is going between your mattress and bed frame, but it can also be used with an optional leg cut. The pod 5 base comes with a built -in sound speaker who plays audio, which the company says was designed to support softening and recovery. The company has included a meditation technique in its audio options, as well as a prepared selection of white noise and quiet sounds. Finally, the hub contains the water that uses the system cover and blanket temperature. It also has a tech like Wi -Fi that connects POD5 to the Internet.
The company says the whole experience is run by its proprietary AI engine auto pilot, which is trained at about 10 million hours of sleep data. It also learns from your own biometrics and sleep patterns, so it can adjust the system as needed. In addition, eight sleep launches a set of AI -powered AI -powered algorithms that keep an eye on your heart and respiratory rates when you sleep through sensors in the core. If your heartbeat or breathing appears to be something unusual, for example, you will see a report in the system with the system that informs you about reading.
The Pod 5 system is now available for purchase in the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Monaco and Switzerland. Prices start from 8 2,849, and if you change your view, you can get 30 night trial and free profit.
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