Oak Tree Mobility introduces Cambridge Sleep Sciences’ technology to its furniture range

Specialist chair and bed supplier Oak Tree Mobility has introduced technology developed by Cambridge Sleep Sciences to its furniture range.
SoundAsleep consists of two speakers which have been built into Oak Tree Mobility’s range of tailor-made adjustable beds and rise and recline chairs that play unintrusive, gentle soundwave patterns to help retrain the brain and support natural, healthy sleep.

This move represents the first exclusive collaboration between Oak Tree Mobility and Cambridge Sleep Sciences, whose technology has been developed and refined over a decade by its team of researchers, scientists, medical professionals, and sound engineers.
The principle behind the technology is known as auditory neuromodulation, which involves playing structured, low-frequency sounds that resonate with the slow-wave activity patterns that occur in the brain during deep sleep.
When the brain is exposed to these waveforms, it naturally synchronises with the rhythm, supporting more stable and consistent sleep cycles.
Sleep expert and neurophysiologist, Dr Nerina Ramlakhan, said: “Your brain is meant to follow a natural pattern of four sleep stages every night, but things like stress, poor sleep habits, and changes in routine can interrupt this pattern.

“When that happens, it becomes harder to fall asleep and stay asleep. Restoring a natural sleep rhythm can improve mood, memory, energy levels, and overall wellbeing, so you can wake up ready to enjoy the day ahead.
“What’s particularly exciting is that research shows certain types of acoustic stimulation can strengthen this natural rhythm and boost memory.
“A 2013 study found that playing sounds in sync with the brain’s slow oscillations enhanced both sleep and memory consolidation, while a similar 2017 study found an overnight improvement in memory recall among older adults.
“In other words, when carefully formulated ‘sleep sounds’ are used to support natural brain rhythms during sleep, it not only helps you drift off, but actively supports memory and cognitive health.”
The SoundAsleep features four sleep programmes. Each has been scientifically developed to provide the best possible sleep, and features optional alarms to enable the individual to wake up gently.
It is possible to change sleep programmes and audio directly from Cambridge Sleep Sciences’ dedicated smartphone app. The speaker volume is adjustable, allowing full control over your preferred sound levels, though playing them at the cusp of your own hearing is recommended.
The sounds developed by Cambridge Sleep Sciences are specifically designed to guide the sleeper smoothly through these cycles by acting as an external pacing mechanism.
Tom Powell, Co-founder of Oak Tree Mobility, said: “We’re thrilled to introduce SoundAsleep, making us the first UK retailer to exclusively offer Cambridge Sleep Sciences’ SleepEngine™ technology built into our beds and chairs.
“Like with all our furniture products, customers will soon have the opportunity to try SoundAsleep with our free home demo service. Appointments can be arranged by calling our friendly UK-based team on 0800 999 8728, or booking online.”
Adam Rostom, CEO at Cambridge Sleep Sciences, said: “We are delighted to partner exclusively with Oak Tree Mobility, the UK’s leading mobility specialist, to bring our patented SleepEngine technology into their handcrafted chairs and beds.
“By embedding our scientifically developed audio neuromodulation system into furniture that is custom-made to support independence and comfort, we ensure that enhanced sleep becomes an intrinsic part of everyday living.
“Oak Tree Mobility customers can now benefit from deeper, more restorative rest delivered seamlessly through their trusted, British-made mobility products.”
Earlier this year, Oak Tree Mobility launched the Serenity, a contemporary and wireless riser recliner with a 360-degree swivel base.



