Observed arrival · 2026-08-29
Vestibrum Wants to Engineer Infant Sleep Through the Inner Ear
Vestibrum presents Otoli, a planned modular smart sleep system that combines vestibular motion, sensors, and adaptive AI across bassinet, crib, and toddler-bed stages.
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Otoli is described as a shared hardware and software platform that changes form as a child grows, rather than a bassinet limited to the first months. The proposed Smart Base combines three-axis motion with vibrotactile stimulation, while sensors track breathing, heart rate, and movement for an adaptive protocol. Vestibrum anchors its central motion claim to a threshold of at least 25 cm/s² at 0.25 Hz and cites Kompotis et al. (2019).
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