Based on ballistocardiographic readings and leveraging high-resolution, full-body, effortless sensor recordings, as well as signal processing and machine-learning methods, SleepIQ® technology automatically collects and analyzes billions of data points each night, conducting one of the largest sleep studies every night.

To date, we have leveraged and learned from over 10 billion hours of sleep data gathered from over 1.8 billion real-world sleep sessions, generating comprehensive, longitudinal data.

Data collected through SleepIQ® technology includes heart and respiration rates. The platform calculates sleep onset latency, wake after sleep onset (WASO) and sleep efficiency. Results from a new study suggest the smart bed may provide reliable measurements of sleep quality and access to sleep metrics in a large population for longer periods of time than what is currently feasible with PSG. Read more here.

The smart beds stand out because of their continuous, longitudinal, ecologically valid biosignal collection, and they are effortless to use — with no need to wear or charge anything — making them the first and only smart bed with integrated and validated data collection that requires no action by the user to deliver proven quality sleep.