Date:23/10/18
Podoon smart pillow is able to automatically adjust to the person’s posture so that he sleeps soundly without causing harm to his health.
The pillow has an anatomical shape that supports the neck, not the head. For added convenience, the pillow adjusts to the person’s posture and slightly raises or lowers its lower part if the person lies on his back or side.
Inside the pillow, there is a built-in 2500 mAh battery, which can last for 7 days. Recharging takes about 4 hours.
The pillow costs $ 99 on pre-order. The first batch of Podoon pillows will be delivered in February 2019, according to hi-tech.mail.ru.
Podoon smart pillow can adjust to the person’s posture
Podoon smart pillow is able to automatically adjust to the person’s posture so that he sleeps soundly without causing harm to his health.The pillow has an anatomical shape that supports the neck, not the head. For added convenience, the pillow adjusts to the person’s posture and slightly raises or lowers its lower part if the person lies on his back or side.
Inside the pillow, there is a built-in 2500 mAh battery, which can last for 7 days. Recharging takes about 4 hours.
The pillow costs $ 99 on pre-order. The first batch of Podoon pillows will be delivered in February 2019, according to hi-tech.mail.ru.
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