An innovative technical solution to avoid insomnia and noise-induced hearing loss

S. K. Vasudevan, Ikram Shah, Sriharsha Patallapalli, S. Karthikeyan, S. Chandran, U. A. Bharadwaj
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The major challenge these days with the increased usage of the mobile phone is loss of sleep, and threat to mental wellness. Sleep time is meant for the brain to rejuvenate. If the sleep patterns are disturbed due to a continuous external disturbance, it is most likely to disturb the deep sleep. It is wise to switch-off the music after the person sleeps which most of us do not do as we are already slept by then. Many researches convey that music is a solution to reduce stress and to bring sleep. But, we are using headphones for music and it causes side-effects including affecting sleep and noise induced hearing loss (NIHL). Here, we propose a system which will ensure that the music player is stopped after understanding that the person using it has slept and he no more needs the tunes thereby not disturbing the sleep and preventing insomnia/NIHL.
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一个创新的技术解决方案,以避免失眠和噪音引起的听力损失
如今,随着手机使用量的增加,人们面临的主要挑战是睡眠不足,以及对心理健康的威胁。睡眠时间是为了让大脑恢复活力。如果睡眠模式由于持续的外部干扰而受到干扰,很可能会干扰深度睡眠。在别人睡着后关掉音乐是明智的,我们大多数人都不会这样做,因为那时我们已经睡着了。许多研究表明,音乐是一种减轻压力和促进睡眠的解决方案。但是,我们使用耳机听音乐,它会产生副作用,包括影响睡眠和噪音性听力损失(NIHL)。在这里,我们提出了一个系统,该系统将确保在了解使用它的人已经睡觉并且他不再需要音乐后停止音乐播放器,从而不会打扰睡眠并防止失眠/NIHL。
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