Date:24/11/17
GO2SLEEP is a AI powered home sleep management device designed for everyone. The little ring can help you with restful night sleep by monitoring your sleep pattern, and more importantly, screening Sleep Apnea. Its size is much smaller than normal HST (Home Sleep Test) devices and it won’t interfere people’s sleep with its special material. In addition, we integrated AI algorithm inside of the little ring so that it can smartly analyze your sleep, and provide reports and guidance to improve your sleep quality.
As the world’s smallest Sleep Apnea detection ring, GO2SLEEP monitors the Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Saturation, Perfusion Index, Toss and Turn during your sleep to track your sleep pattern and screen your sleep quality, as well as provides an AI based report for users suffering from Sleep Hypopnea and Apnea.
Sleep Apnea is a sleep breathing disorder that is characterized by repetitive pauses in breathing during sleep. As the blood-oxygen levels decrease, the brain awakens the individual which often leads to a loud gasp or snort. Sleep apnea is associated with snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, and excessive daytime sleepiness.
Generally, sleep apnea goes undiagnosed for a long time. It can't be detected during a routine doctor's appointment, and there's no blood test to diagnose it. In fact, most sufferers don't even know they have it because it occurs during sleep. Often, it is the bed partner or family member who is suspicious. Usually, the person is referred to a sleep doctor.
There are abundant capillaries in the finger area, more than in other places such as the wrist, so we can get a more reliable signals and indicator to monitor your sleep pattern through fingers.
After long-term tracking your sleep condition, it will prevent in advance or detect some disease with the indicators. At the same time, reveal the correlation of some chronic disease with your sleep quality by long-time monitoring.
GO2SLEEP - AI powered device for restful sleep
GO2SLEEP is a AI powered home sleep management device designed for everyone. The little ring can help you with restful night sleep by monitoring your sleep pattern, and more importantly, screening Sleep Apnea. Its size is much smaller than normal HST (Home Sleep Test) devices and it won’t interfere people’s sleep with its special material. In addition, we integrated AI algorithm inside of the little ring so that it can smartly analyze your sleep, and provide reports and guidance to improve your sleep quality.As the world’s smallest Sleep Apnea detection ring, GO2SLEEP monitors the Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Saturation, Perfusion Index, Toss and Turn during your sleep to track your sleep pattern and screen your sleep quality, as well as provides an AI based report for users suffering from Sleep Hypopnea and Apnea.
Sleep Apnea is a sleep breathing disorder that is characterized by repetitive pauses in breathing during sleep. As the blood-oxygen levels decrease, the brain awakens the individual which often leads to a loud gasp or snort. Sleep apnea is associated with snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, and excessive daytime sleepiness.
Generally, sleep apnea goes undiagnosed for a long time. It can't be detected during a routine doctor's appointment, and there's no blood test to diagnose it. In fact, most sufferers don't even know they have it because it occurs during sleep. Often, it is the bed partner or family member who is suspicious. Usually, the person is referred to a sleep doctor.
There are abundant capillaries in the finger area, more than in other places such as the wrist, so we can get a more reliable signals and indicator to monitor your sleep pattern through fingers.
After long-term tracking your sleep condition, it will prevent in advance or detect some disease with the indicators. At the same time, reveal the correlation of some chronic disease with your sleep quality by long-time monitoring.
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