Earphone Input
Removable Device
Soft Earphones
Device Window with Motion Sensors and RGB
3D Eye Sleep Mask for the device
What is the device? What are the motion sensors and signals for? Rapid eye movement (REM) is a sleep phase where a person experiences vivid and memorable dreams. During this phase, a sleeping person's eyes make intense, random movements while exploring the dream world. The Somni mask tracks REM sleep with motion sensors. It also supports lucid dream practice using audiovisual cues without interrupting your sleep during other stages. You will see and hear the signals received from the mask in your dream.
REM Sleep Stage
Other Sleep Stages
Shallow Sleep
Light Sleep
Deep Sleep
Deepest Sleep
00:00
01:30
03:00
05:00
07:00
By default, the mask will start tracking REM sleep 1 hour after being turned on (time can be changed)
By default, the mask will start tracking REM sleep 1 hour after being turned on (time can be changed)
Button ON
Calm Melody
Pause 1 hour (Tracking Off)
After 1 hour - Eye and Head Movement Tracking...
REM is Detected
Enable Signals
Pause 5 mins
Movement Tracking... (repeat)
The Somni mask works strictly according to its algorithm to accurately track REM sleep. To use it, you put it on before bed and press a button. When you wake up, you can use the application to see when you were in REM sleep. The mask tracks head movement, meaning the device will not begin eye-tracking until you are completely asleep.
The Somni mask provides audio cues designed for lucid dream practice through the audio loaded onto the device's memory. Before you go to bed, turn on the mask and put on the headphones. The mask will automatically play this audio during REM sleep, and the audio is intended as a sleep cue that may appear in your dream. By default, curated sounds are loaded onto the mask, such as water splashing with a voice reminding you that you are dreaming. You may notice these cues in your dream as part of your lucid dream practice with these sounds.
