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SLEEP LAB<\/h1>\n

Why Sleep Lab?<\/h2>\n

At DYKON we have developed our own sleep laboratory, which we commonly call Sleep Lab. The facilities are developed in close cooperation with DTU Byg (ed. Technical University of Denmark \u2013 Department of Civil Engineering).
\nSleep Lab is developed to investigate which duvet and pillow would be optimum to obtaining perfect sleep comfort based on a particular climate.<\/p>\n

Our most important task is to ensure our customers a good night sleep. We aim to discover the secrets of optimal sleep comfort.
\nWe are all unique and are having individual needs when it comes to our sleep. Some prefer an open window, others a warm room. Some lie on their back others on the side. Some find comfort under heavy duvets, others under light. Through our research, we have noticed that a sense of safety and peace of mind are the most important parameters for good sleep, and sometimes even more important than obtaining the best physical comfort.<\/p>\n

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What is Sleep Lab?<\/h2>\n

Sleep Lab consists of many elements:<\/p>\n

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  • Our advanced mannequin named Simon<\/li>\n
  • His bedroom, where we control the room temperature and air humidity<\/li>\n
  • A program that measures the various parameters<\/li>\n
  • An app, which visualises the program\u2019s data<\/li>\n
  • The Sleep Lab universe is visualised in the app<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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    Simon<\/h3>\n

    Simon is living in our Sleep Lab. He is our highly-developed mannequin with a total of 28 sensors and 28 temperature sensitive zones. This means that there is a sensor for each of the mannequin\u2019s surfaces. They are all placed in strategic places on his body, and measure temperatures when he is covered by the duvet in the climate-controlled room.<\/p>\n

    Simon\u2019s bedroom<\/h3>\n

    Simon\u2019s \u201cbedroom\u201d is equipped with a bed where Simon sleeps. More importantly, the bedroom has a climate system that we can control completely. The room temperature can be set from 10 to 40 degrees Celsius and the humidity between 0 and 90 percent. In this way, we can simulate virtually all bedroom environments in the world and find the right composition for duvets for a particular climate. A perfect Summer duvet in Denmark may not be ideal in Japan.<\/p>\n

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