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Restful Atmos Bedside Lamp

A bedside lamp that automatically shifts between dim, low-blue light at night and energizing morning light, replacing a traditional alarm for waking up. After three years of development it is finishing preorder shipments, with a new marketing page featuring scrolling animations built with Blender and three.js and a backend rebuilt from scratch off AWS.

Last shared For General consumers looking for a gentler sleep/wake routine
01 / The problem

What it addresses

Waking up to a jarring alarm; instead uses gradual light-based transitions for night and morning.

02 / Source history

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  1. Restful Atmos Bedside Lamp

    A bedside lamp that automatically shifts between dim, low-blue light at night and energizing morning light, replacing a traditional alarm for waking up. After three years of development it is finishing preorder shipments, with a new marketing page featuring scrolling animations built with Blender and three.js and a backend rebuilt from scratch off AWS.

    Problem: Waking up to a jarring alarm; instead uses gradual light-based transitions for night and morning.

    Audience: General consumers looking for a gentler sleep/wake routine

    Posted by @yeutterg · Original comment ↗

    “The Restful Atmos Bedside Lamp [0], which automatically shifts between dim, low-blue light at night and energizing morning light instead of an alarm.”