Wellness Intelligence
Our bodies have an internal mechanism called the circadian rhythm, which is our bodies natural way of telling us when it is time to sleep and wake. Our Circadian rhythm also has specific biological triggers that help us function at our peak. These triggers are synchronized with nature and as we have shifted to spending most of our time indoors, it has affected our triggers and therefore our health.Wellness intelligence can help bridge this gap by incorporating wellness technology into the spaces that we live in.
Lighting
Whether it is gently waking up in the morning, preparing you to go to bed in the evening, maximizing peaceful sleeping or stimulating your mind and body for increased productivity and focus during the day, lighting that mimics natures cycle will have a positive impact your bodies natural biological triggers.
Clean Air
On average we take about 23,040 breaths a day. Breath clean with fresher indoor air that automatically removes pollutants from the air you breath while promoting long term health.
Sound
Sound in the workplace has long been linked to productivity. Reducing ambient noise and increasing sound that promotes relaxation and productivity are just as important at the office as they are in the home.
Environment
On average we spend 90% of our time indoors. Designing indoor spaces to promote wellness, including our circadian rhythm, nature, health, while considering how we will individually occupy these spaces will promote a healthier environment and a happier you.