Either you've been getting late-night visits from Freddy Krueger, or the warm milk and magnesium aren't cutting it lately. Many people are turning to ring sleep trackers to help them get better shuteye, and it might be time to give in to the trend yourself. This one by Go2sleep is less than half the price of the famous Oura Ring. And its AI-powered algorithms help monitor more than just your heart rate as you sleep. Slip the Go2sleep over your finger, drift off into your mediocre-quality slumber, and the ring will monitor you all throughout the night.

Keeping up with technology at home and at work can be challenging and it may take you out of your comfort zone. However, artificial intelligence (AI) can transform life around your home for the better with its convenient factors and dynamic functionality. Before you put a pause on your home tech upgrades, you'll want to consider what the latest generation of AI solutions can do to improve life at home. Artificial intelligence refers to the engineering of intelligent machines, designing them in such a way to simulate human intelligence. Of course, 'human' is a misnomer here.

Insufficient sleep increases the risk of developing serious medical conditions and shortened lifespan. Furthermore, sleep disorders affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide causing a major burden to the affected individuals, society, and economy. While sleep disorders are treatable, a majority of cases remain undiagnosed. This is mainly because current best-practices in sleep medicine are laborious and expensive, and do not take full advantage of today's technological possibilities.The current diagnostic methods are technologically complex and cumbersome for diagnosing and treating ever-increasing numbers of patients and are particularly unsuitable for personalized early risk prediction, prevention, and intervention. However, recent advances in wearable sensor technology, digital signal processing, artificial intelligence, and big data technologies now provide exciting opportunities to develop new solutions, which can monitor sleep quality and detect a broader range of sleep disorders, better quantify disease severity, and better identify individuals at higher risk for severe health consequences.We welcome submissions from the fields of physics, telemedicine, biomedical engineering, digital signal processing, artificial intelligence, sleep medicine, sleep disorders, wearable sensor technology, sleep trackers, biomedical devices, diagnostic systems, and health economics. Possible themes can include but are not limited to:· Artificial intelligence in analyzing sleep r...

Let's get this out of the way: I am sleeping with a robot. I hold it in my arms each night and feel its chest rise and fall against mine. Without arms to hold me back, it is forever my little spoon. Without a voice to bid me sweet dreams, it simply sits there, purring against me. The robot with which I sleep is called the Somnox.