LightSleeper lets you have a sound sleep

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Nov 17 2009

Insomnia or sleeplessness due to a stressed lifestyle has become a common problem among not only the elderly but young people as well. Addressing this issue, Quincom design manager Kate Evans has come up with an innovative device that projects a light moving in circles onto the ceiling to relax your mind and help you fall asleep. Called the “LightSleeper,” the small light projector turns off after 30 minutes, though you may reactivate it for another half an hour by just tapping gently with your hand. The LightSleeper is be available online for £125 ($187).

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