One night with Innatra: a guided tour
Feel it before anyone else.
Sessions are open now in Tel Aviv. One calm hour on a rhythmic-motion chair, with Tel Aviv University, and a place in the founders' circle.
In joint research with Tel Aviv University
Supported by the Israel Innovation AuthorityInnatra products are wellness products, not medical devices. Images are design visualizations; the people shown are generated illustrations.
Still awake.
Hours in bed are not hours of rest. About one in three adults has symptoms of insomnia. (American Academy of Sleep Medicine)
Your phone knows you better than your bed does.
A third of your life happens here, on a surface that has no idea you exist.
Your body is already talking.
It signals all night long. Until now, nothing in the room was listening.
So the bed moves with you.
A slow glide tuned to your body, not to a program. It learns your rhythm, night after night.
The light lowers itself.
Warm, dim and below eye level: the oldest signal that night has begun.
The room cools. The sound fades.
Every sense follows the same body, together, in the moment.
Then everything goes still.
Dark, cool and quiet. The bed comes to rest.
And it keeps listening.
If you stir, a slow rock returns, and fades again once you settle.
Light rises before you do.
A gentle motion and a slow dawn bring you up.
One brain. A family of pieces.
A bed, a lounger, a hammock and a pod, all run by the same system that learns you.