Here is another sleep gadget that should come in handy for people who want to get improved sleep treatment. This is the REMY, a biometric sleep monitor which records sleep patterns and activities to help break down and evaluate what goes on when you are in slumber.

All you have to do to use it is to set your desired waking time and the camera begins recording your body movements. About half an hour before your pre-set wake time, it casts a light pattern over the blanket which simulates dawn.

When you wake up, you can go over your movements and see what movements occurred during your sleep and perhaps use it to evaluate your sleep issues with a sleep specialist.

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Here is something that combines an alarm clock and a familiar glass which people have by their side. The Revive Glass comes is also an alarm clock of sorts, holding water as well to help people avoid getting up in the wee hours of the morning.

The cool thing about it is that at about half an hour before the alarm goes off, the glass will warm the water from the base. Once the alarm goes off, it can only be shut off when you pick it up. The Revive Water Warmer and Alarm Clock was designed by Kia-ning Huang and Yu-Yang Chen.

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People who are suffering from Insomnia may yet be able to be in reach with this latest device called the LightSleeper, a British made sleep device that should improve your sleeping habits. Boots is about to offer this sleep gadget in their stores. The LightSleeper is best known for projecting beams towards the ceiling which becomes a sight to be followed by your eyes.

You follow it with your eyes as it gently circles around, and it’s claimed even the most restless will soon be soothed into a deep sleep. It’ll shut itself off after half an hour, but you can tap it back to life for another stint if you’re still no closer to the land of nod.

(Source) Electric Pig

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