The iPad is many things but I bet you didn’t imagine it could be something packaged with a sleep system that should offer you better sleep. Reverie has been known to create tech-friendly mattresses and this time around they have put the many wonder of the iPad to work with their Deep Sleep System.

Reverie’s Deep Sleep System comes with all the features that should easily pamper any individual. This includes features like adjustability, massaging equipment, an Anti-snore setting and the Zero-gravity feature.

The iPad acts as the remote to control all these features, including saving your favorite bed position which makes the said mattress an exception to the rule when you hear of people saying you should sleep without them to gain better shuteye.

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A new generation of sleep personalized programs are out courtesy of Comfort Solutions. They are the Sleep ID program which are packed with computerized kiosk systems that are affordable and work at retail speed.

They come in two variants, primary and best alternative. Each of those Sleep iD-brand beds can be built with dual comfort options so that couples can find the sleep system that best fits each partner.

The system presents pressure mapping data of how various sleep systems fit different body types, but it doesn’t require the consumer to lie down on a pressure mapping system.

They retail between $1,299 to $2,499.

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Pillows may yet become a thing of the past as Leggett & Platt unveils the Softech coil sleep system. They are 2½ innersprings placed in upper mattresses, promising to provide better comfort and cushioning for people who look for that good feel before they lie on the bed.

We have all been accustomed to using pillows for added comfort to lull us to sleep. But the question of the right one to get often comes into mind. But with this new technology, something better than the comfort of pillows may yet resolve the sleep issues we have, something that should be worth the purchase.

“Softech takes advantage of the comfort-inducing effects of coiled steel as a compressible, responsive element,” explained Tom Wells, Jr., director of engineering strategy and technical support for Leggett & Platt. “The coils have a smaller diameter and a lighter gauge than standard innerspring wires. Using approximately 5 ½ turns per coil, we’re able to increase material efficiency in a vertical, flexible dimension.”

This is not affiliated with Sleepzine.

(Source) Furniture World

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