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The Invisible Clinic in your bedroom

Sleep systems that read the body and act on it — from the first material to the production line.

What we build for sleep and bedding brands

Medical-grade sensing and response, knitted into the bed and the bedding — not strapped to the sleeper. We develop it with you, prove it against reference measurement, and carry it to production.

A dual-zone sensing bed made up in a calm bedroom

Two sleepers, two physiologies

One bed, one climate, two physiologies. A single-zone product is wrong for one of the sleepers every night — and they both bought it.

Overhead view of two sleepers on a dual-zone sensing bed — the left zone lit warm, the right zone lit cool
  • Sleeper A — sleep-onset insomnia

    • Typically a cold sleeper, especially struggling with cold extremities.
    • Struggles with Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) and significant sleep fragmentation.
    • Chronic fragmentation is linked to 4.1x higher relative odds of depression in younger cohorts.
  • Sleeper B — elevated OSA risk

    • Typically a hot sleeper prone to night sweats and elevated temperatures.
    • Habitually snores loudly (30-40% of adult men), disrupting partner sleep.
    • Untreated Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) leads to cardiometabolic strain and Excessive Daytime Sleepiness.

What the bed does while they sleep

Every intervention is a closed loop — read the body, decide, act on the environment, without waking anyone.

  • Dual-zone micro-climate

    Each side runs its own temperature, 55°F to 115°F, driven by biometric feedback rather than a dial.

  • Snore mitigation

    When snoring persists, the base raises that sleeper's head by roughly 12° — quietly enough that neither partner wakes.

  • Limb-movement tracking

    EMG resolves high-frequency micro-tremors, separating ordinary tossing and turning from Restless Leg Syndrome and Periodic Limb Movements.

  • Vibroacoustic wind-down

    Delta and Theta frequencies with continuous low-amplitude vibration, to bring down the hyperarousal behind sleep-onset insomnia.

What makes it feel like bedding

The sensing is the textile — knitted into the sheet, the cover and the base, not clipped onto them. That is what lets a medical-grade system still feel like bedding.

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    Knitted sensing surfaceDry electrodes, pressure and stretch sensing knitted directly into the sheet and cover — washable, seamless, with nothing for a sleeper to wear or remember.Textile Computing™ 
  2. 02
    Pressure and presence mappingA full-surface pressure field resolves posture, movement and bed occupancy — no camera in the room, no device on the body.Pressure mapping 
  3. 03
    Thermal actuationHeating and cooling constructions act by zone, driven from the same textile system that does the sensing.Thermal regulation 
  4. 04
    Signal processing and stagingRaw physiology becomes sleep stages, events and trends — on our platform, or streamed into yours.The Platform 
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    Characterization and evidenceEvery construction is characterized in-house against reference measurement before it goes near a product line.Analytical Testing 

Measured against polysomnography

250M+Nights of Data Trained
55°–115°FMicro-Climate Range
>90%PSG Equivalence
12°Snore Response Elev.
Sleep staging
Greater than 90% equivalence to polysomnography, from models trained on more than 250 million nights of data.
Thermal range
The micro-climate operates from 55°F to 115°F, adjusted per zone from biometric feedback.
Snore response
Detected acoustically, corrected mechanically — not with an alarm.

Two reference systems, already built

Neither is a catalogue item. Each is a build that proves a different part of the stack — and each carries its specification below.

  • Project JET — a connected bed with its sensing and climate layers drawn over the bedding
    Consumer sleep

    Project JET

    Sensing, dual-zone climate and snore response built into the bed and bedding, responding to biometric signal in real time.

  • A care-facility bed made up with the sensing bedsheet
    Care setting

    The pressure-sensing bedsheet

    A monitoring surface that turns a standard mattress into a sensing bed — nothing worn, nothing to remember.

Specifications and validation

  • Project JET — closed-loop interventions

    The system responds to biometric signal in real time, adjusting the sleep environment automatically.

    Active Dual-Zone Micro-Climate
    Autonomously adjusts from 55°F to 115°F based on biometric feedback. Detects pre-sweat phases to engage evaporative cooling, or generates targeted warmth to counteract cold extremities and accelerate sleep onset.
    Snore mitigation
    Acoustic and vibration sensors identify sustained snoring frequencies. The smart base silently elevates the sleeper's head by approximately 12° without waking them, opening the airway and protecting the partner's sleep.
    Targeted Neurological Tracking
    EMG bands detect high-frequency micro-tremors. The system successfully differentiates normal tossing and turning from Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) and Periodic Limb Movements (PLMS).
    Vibroacoustic Entrainment
    The base can deploy a “Wind Down” program emitting Delta (1-4Hz) and Theta (8-10Hz) wave frequencies alongside continuous low-amplitude vibration to actively reduce the hyperarousal state causing insomnia.
  • Bedsheet — internal validation

    Distinct from the Project JET sleep system, the pressure-sensing bedsheet turns a standard mattress into a monitoring surface for care settings — no garment to wear, nothing for a resident to remember. In internal validation it detected motion at ~99% accuracy, classified posture at ~94%, resolved bed occupancy at ~99.6%, and tracked respiration with a median error under 2 breaths per minute.

    Repositioning support
    Movement and posture history gives care teams the record they need to time pressure-injury-prevention repositioning.
    Presence & respiration
    Bed occupancy and breathing trends surface overnight events without cameras or worn devices.

    Figures are from internal validation of the bedsheet system — a product in development, not a released medical device.

Three ways a sleep program starts

Same stack, same discipline — a different starting point depending on what you already own.

  1. Mattress and sleep-product brands

    A product line that has to carry a health story, and cannot feel like a medical device.

    What we configure · what you get
    What MyantX configures
    • Dual-zone thermal constructions built into cover, sheet and base
    • Sleep staging and event detection from textile sensing
    • Wash, durability and comfort qualification against your specification
    Program outputs
    • A sensing-and-response specification for the line
    • A validated prototype with characterization data
    • A pilot-production and cost pathway
  2. Care operators and care-bed OEMs

    A resident population you need overnight visibility on — without cameras, and without anything worn.

    What we configure · what you get
    What MyantX configures
    • Full-surface pressure sensing that turns a standard mattress into a monitoring surface
    • Posture, movement and bed-occupancy classification
    • Respiration and presence trending for overnight events
    Program outputs
    • A monitoring-surface specification
    • Internal validation data for the sensing set
    • An integration path into your care platform
  3. Sleep-health and digital therapeutics

    A therapeutic or diagnostic model that needs continuous physiology from the home, not one night in a lab.

    What we configure · what you get
    What MyantX configures
    • Sleep staging benchmarked against polysomnography
    • Closed-loop intervention — thermal, positional and vibroacoustic
    • Evidence planning scoped to your intended use
    Program outputs
    • A measurement and intervention specification
    • A characterized prototype with an evidence plan
    • A regulatory and manufacturing pathway

Bring us a bedding line or a sleep system

Send a product concept, a sleep system, or a care-facility requirement. We define what it senses, how it responds, and the evidence behind both.