Wearable Stimulation During Sleep
Help shape the future of sleep technology. This study explores how subtle sound stimulation delivered through a wearable device influences sleep, using advanced overnight sleep monitoring at the Sleep Lab, located at the University of Amsterdam.
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Deep Sleep Technologies is conducting a sleep laboratory study investigating wearable sound stimulation during sleep. Participants will spend two non-consecutive nights at the University of Amsterdam Sleep Lab, where sleep will be measured using gold standard polysomnography together with an additional wearable sleep technology.
By combining established sleep measurement methods with innovative sleep technology, this research aims to advance our understanding of how sound stimulation interacts with the sleeping brain and contributes to the development of future sleep solutions.
We are currently seeking healthy sleepers between the ages of 18 and 30 to participate. Upon completion of both overnight sessions, you will receive €70 as compensation for your particpation.
If you are curious about sleep science and would like to contribute to the development of future sleep technologies, complete the screening survey below to see whether you qualify.
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