Krypton | Defining a new track for AI sleep health, Dongguan Digital Human Body and Smart Sleep Innovation Consortium is launched in Mousse

On July 27, the unveiling and work promotion meeting of the Dongguan Digital Human Body and Smart Sleep Innovation Consortium was held at the headquarters of Mousse Healthy Sleep Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Muse"). This work promotion meeting was guided by the Dongguan Municipal Science and Technology Bureau and the Houjie Town People's Government, and was jointly sponsored by Muse and the Industrial Technology Research Institute of Guangdong Huazhong University of Science and Technology. About 300 representatives from relevant functional departments of Dongguan City, top universities, top-level medical institutions, core enterprises in the industry chain, investment institutions and mainstream media attended the meeting. The promotion meeting held a simultaneous appointment and licensing ceremony, officially appointing Yin Zhouping, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and vice president of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, as the chief scientist of the Dongguan Digital Human Body and Smart Sleep Innovation Consortium, and Chen Wenze, CTO of the Mousse Group, as the chief administrative engineer. Official image With the in-depth iteration of AI, sensing technology and clinical medicine, traditional sleep homes have broken through single hardware attributes and entered a new stage of digital, medical-grade smart health services. By building an integrated innovation platform with in-depth collaboration among home furnishing manufacturing, cutting-edge engineering, clinical medicine, and digital computing power, the innovation consortium has opened up a new path for the digital upgrading of the traditional furniture industry and the cultivation of new productivity in the manufacturing industry. This is also a landmark practice for Mousse to build on the foundation of Dongguan's world-class furniture industry, use artificial intelligence to empower traditional manufacturing, and layout the future life and health track. Official image Six-in-one gathers momentum to initiate innovation and create a benchmark for the integration of "artificial intelligence + life and health" At present, problems such as insomnia and dreaminess, poor sleep quality, etc. are common, and hidden chronic sleep diseases threaten public health. Traditional sleep management relies on subjective judgment and post-event remediation, while the deep integration of AI and the health industry is pushing sleep management from passive conditioning to active protection. Sleep health intelligence can rely on multi-dimensional data monitoring and intelligent algorithms to accurately identify sleep problems and provide early warning of health risks, allowing professional sleep medical services to be extended to daily family scenes. Yao Jiqing, vice chairman of De Musi Group, said in his speech that De Musi has been deeply involved in the field of healthy sleep for more than 20 years and has completed the strategic closed loop from "anticipating AI" to "becoming an AI+ terminal application". Relying on the national CNAS laboratory, million-level ergonomic data model and tens of billions of sleep behavior data, self-developed tidal algorithm and