Intelligent sleep goggles can help people improve sleep quality

A start-up company named IQ Intelclinic from Warsaw, Poland, at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2013 conference in San Francisco, presented a mask called Zizz intelligent sleep. The Smart Sleep mask is built with multiple sensors that monitor the wearer's REM eye movement and Non-rem eye movement data to gain sleep cycles, which can be used to assess the user's sleep quality. This Zizz intelligent Sleep Mask uses a high rebound foam material, not only to wear it feels comfortable, while the built-in small motor can close to the wearer's head to facilitate the reading of relevant data. At the same time, the intelligent sleep mask can be paired with the corresponding app, the wearer's sleep data are automatically analyzed and displayed to the user through the app, allowing users to analyze their sleep data to determine whether there are unhealthy sleep conditions including sleep apnea. Kamil Adamczyk, co-founder of Zizz, who is currently enrolled in the Polish medical School, explains: "There are three clicks in zizz to measure the user's brain wave, eye movement and muscle tone." He says the Zizz Smart Sleep Mask's built-in electronic device transmits signals to the amplifier, analyzes the signals using a variety of AI methods, and then sends the analyzed signals through Bluetooth to the user's smartphone. Krzysztof Chojnowski, another co-founder of IQ Intelclinic, is a ph. D. In electronics, the two founders met during a university study in March 2013, and hit began studying technology on electronics and sleep. Kamil Adamczyk said that the decision to develop a zizz intelligent sleep mask is entirely because of their own as a medical person, always encounter lack of sleep. "So we decided to help those with poor sleep conditions to get more efficient sleep in a short period of time," he said. "he said. At the same time, Adamczyk also revealed that during the development of the Zizz period, sleep only 3 hours a night, and also need a nap during the day. Apps that can be used with zizz automatically recognize whether a user is in REM sleep, and the alarm is not alerted until the user passes the full sleep cycle after the appropriate settings. At the same time, users can also use different settings for the device, such as jet lag and other sleep disorders to take into account the scope of the time, or simply like Adamczyk into a multiple-segment sleep for effective nap. At the conference, IQ Intelclinic's Zizz prototype was powered by batteries, but the company also launched a microUSB-charging device for Zizz on the Kickstarter website. Zizz has already received 65,000 dollars in investment and hopes to get another 100,000 dollars on the site to start Zizz production.Zizz's price is initially set at $225 (about 1350 yuan), while supporters on the Kickstarter can get the smart sleep goggles at a discount of 180 dollars (about 1100 yuan). Adamczyk says they hope to eventually monitor severe sleep problems, such as convulsions, through Zizz, but all this needs to be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). However, as the Zizz is still in the research and development testing phase, so the FDA can not be officially certified.