Back in college, I used to be an insomniac but that changed when I started working. Glad I don’t have to worry about sleeping and need the services of a somnologist now to tell me I have an insomnia.
But for those who have a hard time sleeping, the Zeo Personal Sleep Coach alarm clock could probably help them. Sure, the $400 price tag is hefty but this one could be very helpful. It comes with a wireless headband that reads your brainwaves then sends the data to the SD card on the clock.
The SD card, of course, can be accessed on any computer. The results are then uploaded to Zeo online and then you can expect diagnosis of how well you sleep and would give suggestions how to have a better sleep.
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Does Zeo clock work with Mac?
So how will Zero online analyse the data sent to them? This article seems to lack the most important details of the benefit of using the machine.