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New Study Shows Potential of Sleep Number 360® Smart Bed as a Trusted Device for Capturing Reliable Sleep Data from Home
The study, published in Sensors, shows sleep metrics measured by Sleep Number’s SleepIQ® technology and polysomnography (PSG) were strongly correlated
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nThe study, published in Sensors, shows sleep metrics measured by Sleep Number’s SleepIQ® technology and polysomnography (PSG) were strongly correlated \n\nResults suggest the 360 smart bed may provide reliable measurements of sleep quality and access to sleep metrics in a large population for longer periods of time than what is currently feasible with PSG\n\n MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\n\nSleep Number Corporation (Nasdaq: SNBR), the sleep health, science, research and innovation leader, today announced publication of its new study in the journal Sensors. The publication shows that SleepIQ® technology, the operating system of the Sleep Number 360® smart bed, demonstrated strong correlations in measuring sleep data compared to traditional laboratory PSG, the current gold standard of measuring sleep. PSG, however, is impractical to use longitudinally, and places a high burden on the user. The results of this study suggest the 360 smart bed may provide a reliable, longitudinal measurement of sleep quality, while enabling access to sleep data from the comfort of one’s home and from large populations for longer, continuous periods of time than what is feasible with PSG. To date, Sleep Number has leveraged and learned from over 14 billion hours of sleep data gathered from over 1.8 billion real-world sleep sessions. Sleep Number data also show sleepers using 360 smart bed technology achieve 170 hours more restful sleep per year - an average of 28 minutes a night.*\nThis press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220519005452/en/SleepIQ® technology, the operating system of the Sleep Number 360® smart bed, demonstrated strong correlations in measuring sleep data compared to traditional laboratory PSG. It has the potential to help health practitioners have a real-world, longitudinal view of their patients’ sleep health over time. (Photo: Business Wire)\n“This is an important step in validating the 360 smart bed for use in sleep research and is foundational to our purpose of improving the health and wellbeing of society through higher quality sleep,” said Annie Bloomquist, Chief Innovation Officer, Sleep Number. “The scientific recognition of the comparative accuracy of our SleepIQ technology data means it could one day be used to help healthcare practitioners have a real-wo...