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It is hoped that this work may open up new re-
search horizons and strategies with regard to both
sleep monitoring and environmental control. When
a comfortable online sleep monitor is available, this
system can be utilized to control the sleep environ-
ment for easy sleep. A system that automatically and
adaptively adjusts environmental factors based on a
users sleep stages for the purpose of sleep quality en-
hancement is feasible.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work was supported by the National Science
Council of Taiwan under Grants NSC 102-2221-
E-009-082-MY3, 100-2410-H-006-025-MY3, and
1102-2220-E-006-001. Moreover, this paper was also
supported by ”Aiming for the Top University Pro-
gram” of the National Chiao Tung University and
Ministry of Education,Taiwan, R.O.C.
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