Stay connected across time zones: Dream Jammies offer you a non-invasive way to see how your loved ones are sleeping - or not.

Dream Jammies are pajamas with enhanced functionality through technology. That technology is the ability to monitor the body temperature and dynamics of pajama wearers and transmit that data wirelessly. These functions can be used in multiple ways.

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Icon: Chizuko Horman
Embroidery: Melody Litwin

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Dream Jammies are pajamas which are aware of your body in several ways. They know whether you are standing or laying down, tossing or lying quietly. Dream Jammies also know your body temperature. This information is relayed to your partner's iPhone, and expressed on their screen in color, changing in realtime.

As you lay down to sleep, the screen fades from green to blue, the shade of blue reflecting your body temperature. As you roll around, the screen flickers red. By shaking the iPhone your partner is able to reach out, causing the chest of your pajamas to vibrate. Not pleasant while you sleep, but a perfect alarm clock. Not only are you able to keep in touch while living on opposite sides of the world, Dream Jammies offer insight into how you sleep by capturing data as you snooze.

1) If nursing home users and elderly people wear it, they can quickly detect dangers such as fever and falls. No cameras or microphones are used, so the wearer's privacy is preserved.
2) For overseas residents, it is possible to check the wearer's condition even from a long distance, whether the wearer is sleeping safely or has returned home.
3) It is possible to collect precise data while sleeping, so you can check your physical condition yourself, and check changes in body temperature and body movements on your computer while you sleep. Data transmitted over the air can be visualized in several ways. The reference method will be explained in the same order as the above functions.

1) When observing multiple wearers in a facility, the patient's body temperature is indicated numerically on the computer screen, and movement is indicated by color. By showing a change in color, a fallen wearer can be quickly noticed. In addition, when checking the status of close relatives such as at-home nursing care, the status can be checked from the mobile application or the screen of the personal computer.
2) You can check the status of the person wearing pajamas using a mobile application or a personal computer even if the other person lives far away. It is also possible to contact while the app is open. Shake the iPhone and the other person's pajamas will gently vibrate, letting the wearer know that you want to wake them up or contact them.
3) If you want to check your sleep data, you can open the dedicated app on your computer the next morning and check the graph.