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Japan’s Government Develops a Futuristic Wearable ‘Futon’ To Help People Sleep More

Japan’s government is tackling its sleep crisis with the ‘ZZZN SLEEP APPAREL SYSTEM’, a wearable sleep solution developed with NTT DX Partners and Konel. 

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Japan’s government is tackling its sleep crisis with the ‘ZZZN SLEEP APPAREL SYSTEM’, a wearable sleep solution developed with NTT DX Partners and Konel. 

It includes a smart ring to track sleep and stress, headgear for noise cancellation and sleep sounds, and a temperature-adjusting down coat for comfort.

With a coming debut at Expo 2025 Osaka, the system promotes polyphasic sleep by optimizing rest through biometric tracking. 

The jacket offers a fashion-forward sleep solution for Japanese civilians, who are reported to receive the least amount of sleep amongst thirty-eight OECD peer countries.

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