It’s not just ballerinas
Sleep problems constitute a global epidemic affecting up to 45% of the world’s population."
World Association of Sleep Medicine
Sleep problems constitute a global epidemic affecting up to 45% of the world’s population."
World Association of Sleep Medicine
Lack of sleep can have consequences that extend far beyond an individual’s mood.
Citation: National Sleep Foundation’s 2005 Sleep in America poll
To assist the ballerinas, innovators at Philips have created sleep boxes infused with therapeutic light from an adjustable hue system, which can help to calm their bodies after exertions, and find relaxation. The light boxes are sound-proofed to provide peace and quiet. Click to find out more.
To assist the ballerinas, innovators at Philips have created sleep boxes infused with therapeutic light from an adjustable hue system, which can help to calm their bodies after exertions, and find relaxation. The light boxes are sound-proofed to provide peace and quiet. Click to find out more.
Philips hue combines brilliant LED light with intuitive technology. Philips hue has redefined the possibilities of LED technology; it integrates light with the world around us in order to help improve our lives. Philips hue can help wake you up and improve your mood.
Philips hue sits at the heart of a whole family of connected lighting products for the home. With an intuitive app on a smart device (iOS or Android), you can tune the brightness, tone and color of light and create or personalize light experiences to suit personal preferences and mood.
Over 200 third-apps have been created for Philips hue connected home lighting system, and these enable people to experience and interact with light in new and innovative ways. Philips hue helps to maximise the potential of light to enhance homes and lives.
Philips hue connects to your app and the bulbs through a device known as the bridge. Linked to wifi via the router, the bridge can connect up to 50 bulbs at any one time.
We believe that the hue light sleep boxes have really helped the ballet dancers to improve their performance and well-being."
Thomas Penzel
Professor and Sleep Researcher, Charité University Hospital in Berlin