Sound technologies, including white noise and sound pillows, promise to improve sleep, but often lack solid science.

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However, the growth in studies on the influence of sound on sleep demonstrates that certain sound characteristics can actually promote a state conducive to falling asleep.

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Our approach, based on a rigorous analysis of the latest neuroscientific discoveries, aims to offer sound experiences that not only improve the subjective experience of sleep but also objectively induce a neurophysiological state leading to deep and restorative sleep, thanks to a structure rhythm, sound envelopes and specifically adjusted tones.