On Wednesday, Wakefit unveiled its suite of AI-powered sleep solutions called Wakefit Zense. The Zense range includes Regul8, a mattress with adjustable temperature, and Track8, a non-contact artificial intelligence (AI) sleep tracker. With these, the company said it aims to integrate technology into the sleep environment to help users optimize sleep quality and improve sleep health. Both devices come with dual-zone sensors to create a customized sleep environment on each side of the bed. The Wakefit Zense range of sleep solutions is currently available for pre-order.
Wakefit Zense Regul8, Track8 price and availability
The Regul8, in the Wakefit Zense range, can be purchased at Rs. 44,999. The mattress is available in Queen (78×60 inches) and King (78×72 inches) sizes. Track8, a sleep tracker, is priced at Rs. 10,499. Both devices can currently be pre-booked on the official website for Rs. 499 each, or Rs. 899 together.
Features of Wakefit Zense Regul8
According to the company, the Regul8 mattress has a water-based system to control the surface temperature of the mattress. The temperature of the mattress can be set between 15 degrees and 40 degrees Celsius using the accompanying app. Regul8 has a two-zone temperature controller, which allows the user to set different temperatures for each side of the bed.
The Regul8 also comes with integrated temperature sensors that can monitor the surface temperature of the mattress and make real-time adjustments to keep it constant throughout the night. It also has five different presets – neutral, cold, warm, ice and fire – to easily set the desired temperature. Wakefit claims that the Regul8 mattress uses 60 percent less energy than a 1.5-ton air conditioner.
Wakefit Zense Tack8 features
Track8 is a sleep solution within the Wakefit Zense range, which can track a user’s sleep patterns and other metrics without any contact. The device, which is a thin rectangular sheet of fabric with two sheet sensors, is placed under the mattress. It has dual-zone sensors, one for each side of the bed, and can monitor two users at the same time. The device directly sends the collected data to the accompanying app, which then processes the information to present a detailed sleep report.
The company claims the device uses AI and machine learning algorithms to record data on sleep stages, breathing rate, movement, sleep and wake times, time to and from bed, and snoring. After it is analyzed, it also offers a summary sleep score.
