Saturday, January 11, 2014
High Tech Beds
At what point does a bed have to be smart enough that we can be
sufficiently afraid to go to sleep in it? I understand we want
everything so connected but this bed that was showcased at the CES is
going overboard. First of all the bed has a WiFi connection. Why is this
necessary? Because a bunch of sensors built into the bed can track your
sleep patterns, relaying your sleepy-time data to a connected app that
gives you a sleep score. Also with the internet connectivity you might
throw in some app development for
this bed and program how it work and more than you can do with it. The
bed also has tasteful ambient lighting that shoots out from under it in a
sort of nightlight mode. And the thing does full-body massage, because
of course it does if you are going to be paying eight grand for it. All
existing technology of it aside, use your imagination as to the
different apps and sensors that you can have on it.
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Application development for a bed? Isn't there better ways to use that sort of technology?
ReplyDeleteThese software programs sounds great for a bed. There are so many different ideas and the sky is the limit.
ReplyDeleteDo you really need software development for a bed? Can you imagine the news story if this software were hacked?
ReplyDeleteMaybe some great things can come from this type of software development. Sleep research can have a different angle.
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