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US 2025/0205448 A1Published application
Method and system for providing sleep care
AssigneeHyundai Mobis Co., Ltd.
InventorsYeong Hun Park, Ki Hee Park, Chang Won Lee
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method and system for providing sleep care for an occupant in a vehicle by controlling devices in the vehicle based on sleep information received through an input unit or a sleep state monitored through a sensor part.
Claims20
A method for providing sleep care for an occupant in a vehicle, the method comprising:
- receiving, by a controller, sleep information from the occupant through an input unit operatively connected to the controller or monitoring a sleep state of the occupant through a sensor part operatively connected to the controller;
- and
- controlling, by the controller, a lighting device operatively connected to the controller and installed in the vehicle, based on the received sleep information or the monitored sleep state,
- wherein the controlling of the lighting device comprises:
- switching the lighting device to a sleep mode to care for a sleep of the occupant, or
- switching the lighting device to a wake-up mode to induce the occupant to wake up.
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A system for providing sleep care for an occupant in a vehicle, the system comprising:
- an input unit configured to receive sleep information from the occupant;
- a sensor part configured to monitor a sleep state of the occupant;
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- a controller operatively connected to the input unit and the sensor part and configured to control a lighting device operatively connected to the controller and installed in the vehicle, based on the sleep information received through the input unit or the sleep state monitored through the sensor part,
- wherein the controller is configured to:
- switch the lighting device to a sleep mode to care for a sleep of the occupant, or
- switch the lighting device to a wake-up mode to induce the occupant to wake up.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.