Here’s a cool Sleep O-meter for all you late night stumblers. Sleep and come back to Sleepzine tomorrow!

Here’s another alarm clock that will help you sleep better at night similar to sleeptracker.

a sleek alarm clock that communicates wirelessly with a wristband that does basically the same thing as the Sleeptracker: it keeps track of your movements throughout the night, gauging how deeply you’re sleeping by how much you’re thrashing. You set a window during which it can wake you, and it waits for the right moment within that space. Of course, the aXbo won’t help you sleep better, but it could help you wake up feeling a little more refreshed — if you don’t mind shelling out €200 ($241) for the privilege.

[via] i4u

Check out this site with some great ways of sleeping at work!

Here’s a cool snowboard jacket that has a sleeping head cover while your friends drive to Reno and you are sleeping in the back seat.
OR you can probably take a short nap at the top of the mountain when the weather is nice too.

A hoodie like this will make the trip to Magic that much more bearable. Burton makes a hoodie specifically for one of our most coveted pastimes: sleepflying. This new jammy is a lifesaver for snoozing while traveling in planes but is equally suitable for trains, automobiles, and cruise ships too. It’s got everything you need to survive your expedition comfortably, effectively making it more of a stillsuit from Dune than a mere “Sleeper Hoodie.”

[via] complex

I haven’t had a baby yet but here’s a smart device, Intelligent Cot, that will automatically “rock” your baby’s bed with automatic cooling and lifting system for getting your baby in and out of the bed. Now here’s a solution for all those sleepless nights.

Check out more features here.

Rocking is one of the most natural ways of easing a child to sleep. The intelligent cot incorporates a rocking mechanism which simulates the natural rocking motion of a baby in a mothers arms. The rocking can be used to help establish a child’s regular sleeping pattern when used as part of a bedtime routine, and therefore parents too!

via bornrich