This Ai-Powered Device Can Help You Get A Better Night's Sleep

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Updated Jan. 20, 2019 10:32AM EST

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There's a lot to sleep tech out there that promises a good night's sleep, but a lot of them don't actually have anything to do with your body while it's sleeping. That's where the GO2SLEEP Ai-Powered ring comes in. This small device worn on your finger can track sleep stages, heart rate, AHI, and body movements, plus it'll help sleep apnea sufferers by vibrating to increase your unconscious switching of positions. It even creates an entire report of your night's sleep and gives tips to achieve better sleep after you wake up. The smartphone app is easy-to-use and can give you a comprehensive picture of your sleeping habits and what you can do to achieve a blissful, full night's sleep, just by having the GO2SLEEP on your finger.

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This Ai-Powered Device Can Help You Get A Better Night's Sleep