mui Lab unveils well-being sleep experience as first “Spatial AI” service at CES 2026

mui Lab Inc. will be showcasing the mui Calm Sleep Platform, which provides a well-being sleep experience using Spatial AI, at CES 2026, the world’s largest technology trade show, which will be held in Las Vegas from January 6th to 9th, 2026 . be able to experience a new approach to healthcare that is not limited by data through a demo exhibit.

Features of the mui Calm Sleep Platform

Non-wearable, smartphone-free, and easy sleep monitoring

While many existing sleep support products are wearable devices, this service eliminates the need to wear a device or operate a smartphone while sleeping. The “mui board,” a smart home controller made of natural wood installed in the bedroom, acts as a hub, handling everything from measuring vital data using millimeter-wave radar to setting alarms. It quietly monitors your sleep status as an extension of your daily routine.

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Data-driven, person-centered sleep support

The mui board provides stretching guidance tailored to the user’s physical and mental state before falling asleep based on their previous sleep patterns, daily rhythms, and current state of mind, and also adjusts lighting to a comfortable level from before sleep until they wake up. Without placing excessive pressure on users with numbers or scores, the system guides users to a natural sleep that feels truly comfortable.

A new experience that reduces strain on the mind and body and “regulates” sleep

This service is being developed under the supervision of sleep specialist Dr. Ryutaro Shirahama. It aims to provide a new experience that respects the user’s daily rhythms and sensibilities, and supports sleep as something to “regulate” rather than something to “manage.”

The company plans to develop this service through technical collaboration with companies with high expertise in the sleep tech field and to implement it into the mui board and applications, with an eye toward a sales launch around the end of 2026. At this year’s CES, a demo exhibit will intuitively convey the concept, allowing users to experience a peaceful, supportive sleep experience.

SOURCE: PRTimes