Security News > 2020 > January > Why big data may help you sleep better at night
At CES 2020, Sleep Number debuted its latest smart beds, which feature climate-controlled technology that gathers data while you snooze.
TechRepublic's Karen Roby talked to Stacy Stusynski, vice president of product at Sleep Number, at CES 2020 about the Climate 360 smart bed and how the Internet of Things and analytics can help you get a better night's sleep.
Stacy, we all want a better night's sleep, right? We're all searching for it, and technology is being integrated in our sleep patterns and what we're actually sleeping on.
Talk a little bit about what kind of data points you're collecting and how that's going into helping people sleep better.
As we are collecting that data, Sleep Number has 700 million sleep sessions that we are able to leverage anonymized data to create a research repository where we are always looking at how do the best people sleep and how do we invest in each individual so that they can get their best night's sleep and learn from others that are doing more of that.