The smart bed industry has come on in leaps and bounds in the past year and it's only expected to grow as we head into 2025. Sleep Number, Eight Sleep and Tempur-Pedic are the brands behind this ...

Quality sleep is crucial for our mental and physical health, but most of us aren’t getting a regenerative eight hours each night. If you share a bed with a partner, you’re probably familiar with the ...

At the forefront of the wellness technology space, Sleep Number has gotten ahead of sleep issues by pioneering science-backed smart beds that cater to your unique sleep needs (starting from just $999) ...

As AI and smart technology has taken over the home, one room where it hasn’t quite caught on with is the bedroom. Before I started covering smart home on T3, I couldn’t imagine sleep technology being ...

Tempur-Pedic is known for its technology-forward mattresses, and its latest offering is no different, which uses new sleep technology from the brand (plus AI) to deliver a cooler night’s rest.

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With uncertainty around tariffs causing prices on most consumer goods to fluctuate, now's as good a time as ever to make those big purchases you've been thinking about — things like furniture, home ...

TANIQUA. THANK YOU. PRISMA HEALTH HAS INVESTED $41 MILLION IN NEW HOSPITAL BEDS FOR PATIENTS. THEY CALL THEM SMART BEDS. PRISMA HEALTH OFFICIALS TELL US SOME OF THE NEW FEATURES OF THE SMART BEDS ...

Mattress maker Sleep Number has announced a smart bed, called x12, in partnership with sleep tracker maker Bam Labs. Prices for the bed will start at $7,999.99, according to the company. Bam Labs' ...

There’s a lot of talk about menopause lately. And that’s progress. Women aren’t whispering about their symptoms anymore, and a whole category of aging-positive companies have emerged to help women ...

Imagine waking up at 4:00 AM — not because of a baby crying, or your alarm clock, or even a thunderstorm — but because your $5,000 mattress decided it was time for a full-body heat trap and a surprise ...