HABITUS

Name: Habitus
Address: GB

Your Sleeping Posture Coach

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WHAT IS HABITUS

Although we spend 33% of our lives asleep, we barely give it a moment's notice. Welcome to Habitus, the advanced IoT sleep coach paving the way to better sleep.

Habitus approaches sleeping posture in a way that’s never been done before. Using a 3-axis accelerometer, Habitus detects your postures by resolving gravitational acceleration onto its three-dimensional coordinate system. With the integrated app, you understand when you are sleeping on your stomach and when are you are in good postures.

Using subtle vibrations as feedback, Habitus will gently remind you to change your posture when you are in bad posture for too long.

Start wearing Habitus tonight and start sleeping better!

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FEATURES

POSTURE MONITORING

The built-in three axis accelerometer enables precise detection of your posture

SLEEP REPORT

Sync stats wirelessly and automatically as soon as you wake up to smartphones

MORE CONNECTIVITY

Wifi connectivity, allowing communications between Habitus and humidifers, thermostats and lights to enable automatic controls

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DIFFERENT SLEEPING POSTURES

Try wearing Habitus overnight to see which sleep positions you favor…you may be surprised by the results, and discovering how you sleep can help you find out the root of some of your mysterious aches and pains!

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If you aren’t a snorer, sleeping on your back is the ideal sleep position. While this position is the worst for snoring, it is ideal for back health because it is easy to keep your neck and spine in a neutral position. Placing a small pillow under your knees to elevate them will further assure that your back stays in an optimal, neutral position.

Backing Sleeper

This is a fairly healthy sleep posture overall. When you sleep on your side, your spine is elongated and you’re less likely to snore. Placing a small pillow between your knees will prevent your top leg from twisting to reduce the potential for lower back pain. The uneven stress on one shoulder can lead to shoulder pain. If you often experience pain in one shoulder, try sleeping on your other side or switch to sleeping on your back.

Side Sleeper

Sleeping on your stomach places the most strain on your body, making it nearly impossible to keep your spine in a neutral position. Your joints and muscles are also strained, leading to pain or numbness in your back, pelvis, and legs. If you are only comfortable sleeping on your stomach, minimize your pain by putting a pillow under your pelvis and lower abdomen to support your lower back and reduce the unnatural curvature of your spine.

Stomach Sleeper

APPLICATION

YOUR NIGHT

Better sleep starts by knowing what’s happening at night. Learn about your sleeping posture for the confidence and knowledge towards improving it.

HOURLY REPORT

Habitus app analyses your posture to improve your health.
Data synced wirelessly with the app
Save up to a year's worth of data
Share your data with friends to see who's healthier!

AND MORE...

The environment affects your sleep. See how sleep quality is connected to ambient temperature, humidity, brightness and noise level to uncover your sleep stealers.