KAIST and Evezary, a South Korean bedding manufacturer, have teamed up to tackle sleep disorders like insomnia and sleep apnea using advanced technology. Together, they are working towards establishing a sleep research center that will use AI to evaluate the quality of sleep. This initiative stems from research highlighting the importance of sleep in removing harmful substances from the brain, with disturbed sleep potentially leading to brain-related illnesses.
The partnership between KAIST and Evezary aims to tap into the growing sleep technology market by developing AI-powered monitoring tools for sleep and conducting studies on controlling sleep patterns. Evezary has demonstrated their commitment to this collaboration by investing one billion won ($747,384) in stocks for joint research projects, underscoring their dedication to improving sleep quality and addressing related health issues.
This partnership reflects a larger trend among South Korean companies to enhance sleep-related devices and technologies in response to increasing awareness of the importance of quality sleep. By combining their expertise and resources, Evezary and KAIST are aiming to make significant strides in developing innovative solutions to address sleep disorders and improve overall sleep health.
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