There’s nothing more sacred for anyone than a good night’s rest at the end of a long day. Unfortunately for many, it’s difficult to sleep due to their room not having just the right temperature. Aside from temperature being an annoyance, stuffy bed temperatures can create a perfect environment for germs and dust mites to thrive – the biggest contributor to this is the fact that humans can give off one liter of sweat each night.
The makers of Smartduvet are hoping to make these issues a thing of the past with their smart duvet device which is designed to keep users comfortable at a perfect temperature regardless of the current climate. It also makes the users’ bed once they’re done sleeping.
The core of the device is a control box which stows under the bed. It uses silent air blowers to make the bed in the morning and deliver gentle breezes throughout the night. Designed for solo sleepers and couples the smart duvet can set temperatures each side of the bed.
To achieve a warm feeling, the control box sends heated air throughout the selected side of the bed. The openings in the duvet are designed to eliminate humidity and keep users dry and warm all night.
For cooling, Smartduvet uses a scientific effect known as evaporation cooling to cool the body using only room temperature air – the same phenomenon used by the human body to regulate temperature. In a nutshell, as the body sweats, it cools since the air vapor brings in heat as it leaves the body. By increasing air circulation under the duvet, the natural evaporation process creates a cooling effect on the body.
Smartduvet is designed to be installed in just five steps. First users open the duvet cover. They then remove the duvet from the duvet cover. From there the Smartduvet is attached to the standard duvet. From there, users only have to put the duvet and Smartduvet back inside the duvet cover, and then connect the tube to the connection point. Finally, users can connect the end of the sheet with the air blower.
As far as noise levels go, Smartduvet is designed to be quieter than a small table fan generally. Pet lovers also will be happy to know that Smartduvet is made of a puncture resistant material which can survive standard pressures from pets.
It’s worth noting that unlike heating blankets which have the electric components in the sheet, all the heating elements, and electronics for the device are kept in the control box.
The companion mobile app for Android and iOS devices enables users to set the desired temperature for each side of the bed. Additionally, they’re able to pre-heat or air the bed before going to sleep. It also enables users to set the bed making time.
To date, the makers of Smartduvet Breeze have raised over $127,900 via crowdfunding which is significantly higher than their original goal of $20,000. Early bird pricing for the smart duvet sells for $189 which is 47% off the retail price. Each purchase includes the Smartduvet layer, control box, connector, and smart attach system. The estimated shipping date for the device is September 2017.
Smartduvet comes in a variety of sizes to fit most beds – Twin, Full/Double, Queen size, King size, and California King are all compatible. The dual zone functionality is not included in the Twin, and Full/Double sizes, however.
Charles Costa is a marketing specialist helping technology companies grow, one word at a time. You can learn more at CharlesCosta.net
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Honestly, without the thermal footage that is shown here, I would not believe that it works. Sometimes I am cold and other times I am sweating my ass off in the bed. It looks like this is something that can help control that?
I get the technology and the science behind something like this working. I am just not so sure that it will work the same for every single couple that uses it. The fact that it will make the bed itself, however, is pretty sweet!
You had me at “makes my bed”. This seems like an easy fix for a problem that affects a lot of people. I would be willing to give it a try since I sweat at night sometimes.
Hmmm, I suffer from not being able to control my body heat at night and that misses is always getting on me about it. This is something I might give a second look. We sleep with a fan on anyways, so a little more noise is no big deal.