Monitoring sleep disorders could be as easy as measuring the radio waves around a patient through WiFi, according to new research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Massachusetts General Hospital. Some people suffer a lot during the night when they´re not able to sleep, that´s why it is very important to go through every detail to make sure you are getting a good night of sleep. The first thing you need to check is your mattress, is too small or old, because if it is, then it could be causing you a lot of back pain and it would be best if you get a queen mattress. If that doesn´t work, then try out the our WiFi monitor.

Traditionally, physicians measure people that needs help with sleep through electrodes or other sensors attached to a patient. The new method, however, is a device that uses an advanced artificial intelligence algorithm that analyzes radio signals surrounding a patient and translates those signals into the light, deep and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep stages. You should also see the different causes of sleep deprivation.

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