[ 24-hour sleepiness control ]

Sleepiness, under your control.

A wearable that controls sleepiness, 24 hours a day. At night, in the morning, during the day, and across time zones.

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Concept image of the wearable we are building — Concept image. In development — not the actual product.

[ The problem ]

Imagine Sunday night.
You enjoyed the day — but you can’t fall asleep.
Monday morning, you wake up with huge grogginess.
Even after you’re up, your mind doesn’t work.
We will solve this problem.

[ How it works ]

01 · Before bed

Put it on before bed.

Set your wake-up time and go to sleep as usual.

02 · Falling asleep

Sleep begins.

It regulates your body temperature so you can fall asleep.

Planned

03 · During sleep

All night, at the right temperature.

It keeps your body temperature at its optimal level while you sleep.

Planned

04 · Wake-up

Wake up awake.

40 minutes before you wake, gradual cooling starts — and brings you up step by step.

Stage one · In development

05 · During the day

When sleepiness hits.

APower naps — wake up from a nap clear.
BKill sleepiness on the spot.

Planned

06 · Across time zones

Jet lag, too.

New city, new time zone. It helps your body keep up.

Planned

[ What’s different ]

Not just tracking. Not stuck at home.

vs Oura / WHOOP

Trackers

They only track.

They tell you how you slept.

RAMP

Your body changes from the day you get it.

It acts on sleepiness, not just measures it.

vs Eight Sleep

Eight Sleep

$2,899+ monthly membership

Home only. It lives on your bed.

RAMP

$300+ $10 / month

Anywhere — business trips, away games, the office.

RAMP pricing is our target price. The product is in development.

[ Why I started this ]

I want to solve this more than anyone.

I have orthostatic dysregulation (OD) — a condition that makes getting up in the morning extremely hard. Because of it, I missed school in junior high and high school.

Hinata OjimaFounder & CEO, Venus Somnia Inc. · 18

[ Advisors & research ]

Advisors & research.

Andrew Krystal, MD

Professor, UCSF · sleep research
- Reviewed our study design.
- Research collaboration with UCSF in process.
Cassie Hilditch, PhD

Sleep scientist · formerly NASA Ames
- Former researcher at NASA Ames.
- Studies sleep inertia — the grogginess right after waking up.
Nick Littlehales

Elite sport sleep coach
- Sleep coach to elite athletes and teams.
- Has worked with Manchester United, Real Madrid and Red Bull Racing.

[ Early access ]

Be awake when you wake up.

RAMP is in development. Join the waitlist to hear first.

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