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Jinri Yixiu Unveils AI Sleep Health Strategy, Plans to Collect Over 1,000 Clinical PSG Cases in a YearMachine translation

今日宜休公布睡眠健康 AI 战略,计划一年采集超 1000 例临床 PSG 数据

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Founder Wang Teng unveiled Jinri Yixiu's ISHO Intelligence strategy, which aims to combine sleep science, AI algorithms, and hardware and software development for a personal sleep health system. The company plans to collect over 1,000 clinical polysomnography (PSG) cases within a year and extend its research from nighttime sleep quality to daytime energy levels. The data collection remains a plan.

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IT Home reported from the scene on October 29 that at tonight’s ISHO JINRIYIXIU AI Sleep Technology Ecosystem product launch, company founder Wang Teng unveiled the company’s strategy at its first launch event: to build ISHO Intelligence, a personal sleep health AI technology system, by combining professional sleep science, AI algorithms, and coordinated hardware and software product development.

Wang Teng said JINRIYIXIU focuses on precise monitoring, scientific intervention, and energy recovery, and plans to collect more than 1,000 gold-standard clinical PSG datasets within 1 year. He said the scope of sleep product research is expanding from nighttime sleep quality to post-waking scenarios such as daytime energy levels.

IT Home note: PSG stands for polysomnography, a noninvasive examination technique that simultaneously records multiple physiological parameters throughout a night’s sleep, including brain activity, eye movements, muscle activity, heart activity, respiratory movements, and blood oxygen saturation.

The technique can objectively assess sleep structure, the duration and frequency of breathing pauses, the extent of blood oxygen drops, and limb movements, providing quantitative evidence for diagnosing sleep-related conditions such as obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome, narcolepsy, and periodic limb movement disorder.

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