#Embr labs wave 2 free

Feel free to check out the studies as well as to check out the Wave for additional details I might not have covered here. I am impressed that such a small device can have such an impact throughout your entire body. I’m intrigued to see where this thermal technology can go. Embr would be able to use experiences of physical warmth (or coldness) increase feelings of interpersonal warmth. This is similar to how gravity blankets have emerged to aid with anxiety through the use of deep pressure touch. They discovered that because the brain processes thermal sensations using the same neural network as social emotion, their technology has the potential to help people manage stress and anxiety. The Embr Wave’s Sleep Mode is a 35-minute cooling or warming session with temperature sensations that slow down over time to help lull you to sleep. “Temperature sensations for improving how we feel is the next frontier for health and wellness, and we are excited to be leading this charge.” Source: Embr Labs Press ReleaseĮmbr Labs is extending its thermal technology onto other areas of personal health.

“We are thrilled to return to CES to share the wellness potential of temperature,” notes Sam Shames, co-founder of Embr Labs. Honestly, this is mind-blowing science that you have to try to believe! Sam, who was on hand, switched the Wave to heat and I instantly felt the cold waves of air switch over to a warm comforting wave. I looked at my wrist and didn’t visibly see any waves of air but I definitely felt cooler. Upon wearing the device, I was able to instantly feel a wave of cool air. It concluded that “the local warming and cooling had a significant effect on subjects who felt cool or warm before using the device.” The Johnson & Johnson study showed that wearing the device resulted in a 16% reduction in Hot Flash Related Daily interference for daytime hot flashes.†ĭuring CES 2020, I was able to give the Embr Wave a spin and I was honestly blown away. The UC Berkley study examined 23 subjects with standardized clothing in a climate-controlled environmental chamber. In fact, Embr Labs’s technology has been validated by studies made by UC Berkley as well as Johnson & Johnson Innovation.