Being connected these days seem to be the norm for just about any and every device – it makes perfect sense after all, with the IoT (Internet of Things) being the prevalent idea at this point in time. Well, we would definitely like to wake up on time each morning feeling as refreshed as one can be, but that can only happen if you had a good night’s sleep before that. For those of us who are single, then snoring should not be too much of an issue or impediment when it comes to getting a good night’s rest, but for those who are married to snorers loud enough to keep the whole village awake, you might be at your wit’s end to solve this dilemma. Nora might come to help – and no, Nora is no sweet young thing, but rather, it is a sleek, pebble-shaped connected device which intends to stop snoring.
It does so without having to actually wear anything or change a single thing concerning your existing sleep routine, now how about that for versatility? Nora works by capitalizing on a gentle up and down cycle in order to stimulate the throat muscles – and in the process, stop one’s snoring. The moment Nora picks up even the slightest sound of snoring, there is an inflatable padded pillow within which will move the snorer’s head up and down – within a 2” range, helping to stimulate the throat muscles and ensuring that snoring stops.
It has already met its Kickstarter goal by more than double the amount required, making it a success.
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