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New Sleeping Mask Gently Blinks You Awake With Soft Lights

by Bidita Debnath on December 19, 2013 at 10:36 PM
 New Sleeping Mask Gently Blinks You Awake With Soft Lights

A new sleeping mask is being developed that lets users to have a nap of their choice of duration without worrying about sleep inertia.

The Napwell sleeping mask coaxes the wearer awake gently as it slowly lights up providing a soothing effect.

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Developers Justin Lee and Neil Joglekar believe that the napping tool can help users feel more energized at work, better on plans or establish a new sleeping plan, Tech Crunch reports.

According to the report, the device lets users set a nap duration and then nod off and once the user nears the end of nap, the mask slowly lights up with a diffuse.

Lee said that the Napwell is far more portable than other sleeping masks, is battery operated and doesn't need Wi-Fi Bluetooth or a smartphone to make it work.

The Napwell starts at 50 dollars for a production unit and will ship in September, the report added.

Source: ANI
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