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05 Jul 2023
GoSleep brings stress-busting sleep pods to spa market
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The pods are used in airports and offices, but GoSleep is now targeting spas
photo: GoSleep
GoSleep, the Finnish company behind commercial sleep pods, says it only takes a 15-minute power nap in one of its devices for stress levels to reduce and wellbeing to ensue.
Already a feature in airports, hospitals and offices around the world, the firm is now making its way into the wellness sector supplying sites such as Thermae 2000, the Dutch destination spa, and XpresSpa at Dubai airport.
There are three styles of pods all of which have pull-down screens.
"My vision is to make rest and recovery in full privacy available for everyone, including in spas," says CEO Topi Piispanen.
The Powernap Pod - Pro, most suited to spas and sports centres, boasts a Neurosonic whole-body vibration mattress which uses low-frequency sound waves to help users reach a meditative state or to aid exercise recovery.
Igloo Pod, for business users wanting to rest while they work, is equipped with a foldable table and charging port; or the standard Powernap Pod (typically used in airports) has storage space underneath.
The plug-and-play pods are designed to be mobile and easy to relocate.
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Supplier: GoSleep
Based in Finland, GoSleep creates luxury sleeping pods to help more people enjoy the benefits of short rests during their busy modern lives. The pods can be found in dozens of airports, hospitals, offices, sports clubs and universities in Finland, plus the product has also been launched in the UAE.
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www.gosleep.fi
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