- Published on June 17, 2024
- In Deep Tech
This Sequoia-Backed Startup Uses AI to Help You Sleep Better
Besides consumer products, Wakefit is experimenting with models like OpenAI’s GPT-4 and Google’s Gemini to improve supply chain management, demand planning, and forecasting.
- By Shritama Saha
Last week, at its first-ever media conference in India, Sequoia-backed Indian startup Wakefit announced its intention to improve sleep health and quality for Indian consumers, this time using AI.
Regul8 is one of the flagship products of the company’s recently launched Wakefit Zense, the country’s first AI-powered sleep solutions suite.
It is India’s first mattress temperature controller, which allows users to manually set the temperature between 15°C and 40°C or choose from presets like neutral, cold, warm, ice, and even fire. The icing on the cake: It also supports dual preferences, so individuals can customise their sides of the bed independently, eliminating the common household dispute over the AC remote.
On an average, a home air conditioner in India can
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Shritama Saha
Shritama (she/her) is a technology journalist at AIM who is passionate to explore generative AI with a special focus on big techs, database, healthcare, DE&I, hiring in tech and more.
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