smart pillow; A solution to reduce snoring with artificial intelligence

The Chinese company DeRucci unveiled its new product at CES 2024, which is the world's first smart anti-snoring pillow. Using artificial intelligence, this pillow can monitor minor movements that may be a sign of snoring, and when it detects that a person is snoring, it adjusts the height and position of his head to prevent snoring and sleep apnea. Prevents breathing in sleep. The anti-snoring smart pillow pairs with an app and remote control to move your head into the right comfortable position before you sleep. According to an in-house clinical study, the manufacturer says their pillow can reduce snoring by 89%.

DeRucci is an active company in the field of sleep hygiene, whose main goal is “improving the quality of people's sleep”. This company was established in 2004 and since then has cooperated with organizations and medical research centers around the world to market its products. Over the past year, DeRucci has launched its AI-powered mattress and also exports custom bedding to more than 17 countries and regions around the world.

DeRucci's smart mattress, which won this year's CES 2024 Innovation Award, has patented artificial intelligence technology that adapts to a person's health to provide the most optimal sleep and, in addition, alerts the person to potential health problems from sleep data. He comes to inform. The T11 Pro mattress has 23 embedded sensors that monitor slight changes in temperature, sleeping position and heart rate throughout the night. It also has a layer of airbags that react to changes in posture to better support the spine, neck and pelvis.

DeRucci's new line of sleep technologies will be available in the US later this year. According to the company in a statement shared with CNET, the approximate price of the T11 Pro smart mattress will be around $8,327 and the smart anti-snoring pillow will be around $972.

Do you think that smart pillows will make up a significant part of the pillow market in the near future?