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Sensors in a smart mat use temperature and pressure data to identify the user and trigger relevant content playback without manual selection.
Pressure-adjustable comfort and support layers enable faster, more objective sleep system matching than brief showroom testing alone.
Temperature, pressure, and biological sensing identify pad users and trigger display of their preferred content without manual searching.
Automated side-contour measurement replaces subjective manual fitting, enabling faster and more precise bed support adjustment.