The Inventor Dr. Jennifer Doering, a registered nurse, has invented a sleeping environment system designed to control risk of death from overlay, suffocation, and entrapment through passive and active protections. Dr. Doering and her colleagues have combined their expertise in nursing science, ergonomics, and electronics to take a unique approach toward creating an infant sleep environment that minimizes both the physical threats to the infant’s safety and the barriers between parent and infant.
Existing products do not adequately protect the infant’s air space. No products alert parents to unsafe sleep events. Both mechanical and electronic safety features are integrated into the design to address parents’ safety concerns. Parents can sleep peacefully knowing the sleep pod will alarm and wake them if an unsafe sleep event occurs. The interior of the pod meets the American Academy of Pediatrics criteria for a safe sleeping environment by providing a firm, flat, proximate, yet separate and dedicated sleep space.
Passive Protections
Active Protections
Jennifer Doering, PhD, RN, Associate Dean the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Greg Krzecki
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