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Otoli, the Bassinet That Wants to Engineer Sleep
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Vestibrum presents Otoli, a planned modular infant sleep system using calibrated vestibular motion, sensors, and adaptive AI.
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The proposed system combines a three-axis gimbal, vibrotactile stimulation, and sensors for breathing, heart rate, and movement. Its central specification is unusually concrete: at least 25 cm/s² of linear acceleration at 0.25 Hz, attributed to research on vestibular sleep induction in infant mammals. Vestibrum also describes a shared hardware and software base that would transition from bassinet to crib to toddler bed, but the page presents these capabilities as a planned, patent-pending product rather than a demonstrated retail device.
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