From Research to Bedside: Sleepal’s Contactless Sleep Study Published in Physiological Measurement
This is an important milestone for Sleepal and a step forward for contactless sleep monitoring.
Contactless Sleep Research, Published in an Academic Journal
Sleepal’s sleep research has recently passed peer review and been published in Physiological Measurement, an international academic journal published by IOP Publishing.

1,022 Overnight Recordings, Validated Against PSG
The study used 1,022 overnight sleep recordings to validate the Sleepal AI Lamp’s AI-based sleep staging against polysomnography (PSG), the gold standard for sleep assessment.
On an independent validation set, Sleepal achieved 77.2% accuracy in four-stage sleep classification, with a Cohen’s kappa of 0.677, showing a high level of agreement with PSG.
Sleepal’s clinical study achieved Kappa scores exceeding top-tier wearables.
- Sleepal0.695
- Apple Watch0.680
- Oura Ring0.650
Making Sleep Monitoring a Natural Part of Every Night
For us, this research is about more than performance metrics. It opens up a new possibility:
Understanding your sleep does not have to mean wearing a device every night.
By combining millimeter-wave radar with AI, we hope to make sleep monitoring a natural part of the bedroom, helping more people understand their sleep without disturbing it.
From research to bedside, we aim to make technology a more natural way to care for your sleep, night after night.

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A Contactless Approach for Accurate Sleep Stage Detection Using the Sleepal AI Lamp
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At Sleepal, our mission is to awaken your potential through better sleep, naturally. We believe great technology should care for you, not complicate your life. Working quietly from your bedside, Sleepal helps you understand your sleep, wind down, and wake up gently.
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