Sleepsuit lets you take a snooze in a cocoon, anywhere
If you entered your apartment, and you saw this at the bottom of your stairs, what would you think? If it were me, I would probably think: “Are they making another of those Mummy movies?” I’m sure I would ignore this cocooned individual and softly tread up the stairs, which is exactly what the person in the sleepsuit wants you to do.
Yes, the sleepsuit is made of connected rings of EVA foam to give the user the feeling of being swaddled in their beds, even when out on the road. Apparently, this foam is quite compacted, and reminds me of those red hearts made of crepe paper that can fold up on Valentine’s day cards.
Anyway, this “transportable and adjustable cocoon” is designed for portable sleep, and it has been tested in the four basic positions: face up, face down, fetal position, and passed out at the desk.
I honestly cannot see anyone putting on one of these outfits so they can take a siesta somewhere. I would be afraid that people would think that I was homeless. The Sleepsuit also sort of looks dangerous, doesn’t it? However, there is constant airflow going through here, so you won’t suffocate.
I’m afraid that I can’t do anything with designer Forrest Jessee’s concept sleepsuit, except write it off as “silly”. However, you never know what will catch on, and this sleepsuit could work in a college atmosphere, where students are sleeping all the time.
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The Geek Church » Blog Archive » Tech News for the Day, Friday, January 15, 2010 Says: January 15, 2010 at 7:38 pm
[...] out the Sleepsuit to let you sleep in a cocoon [...]
Luis Says: January 16, 2010 at 11:52 am
WTF is that. This is absolutely retarded
Neagle Says: January 17, 2010 at 4:58 pm
Flash Mob potential……
hsing lee Says: January 19, 2010 at 10:54 pm
only useful if it comes in a 2 person version for having sex anywhere without people seeing the naughty bits…
KJH Says: January 20, 2010 at 12:29 am
@hsing – lol! Who knows? – you could be the guy that invents that version!

KJH Says: January 15, 2010 at 6:54 pm
Oh I don’t know about silly. All it takes is a few thousand confident people, some positive media coverage and the next thing you know, you could have a sensation!