Jukusui Khan (Deep Sleep) acts as a pillow and has a built-in microphone, so that as soon as a loud snoring is detected, one foot immediately reaches the head of the sleeper to turn it gently to the side. This movement helps people with apnea to wake up halfway to change position and catch their breath. The new robot, unveiled at the International Robotics Salon in Japan, is aimed primarily at people whose blood oxygen levels are falling due to difficulty breathing.
The device is accompanied by a case where the hand of the snorer enters. It has a sensor that is activated when the oxygen levels in the blood fall.
It sends a signal to the teddy bear to move the user's head. The teddy bear has not yet been released on the market.
Source: Newsbeast.gr