Sleeptite is an aged care focused health technology company.

Why do we exist? To improve the health and wellbeing of all older Australians through innovation and product development.

 Together with our Program Partners, RMIT University and Sleepeezee Australia, we are developing flexible proximity sensors embedded in bedding material that will offer real-time feedback on a user’s state of health and sleep. This system will revolutionise the current health care sector through a non-invasive, medical grade monitoring system.

 Our main objectives are to increase the quality of care for the elderly, decrease the overheads for Aged Care Facilities, provide overworked nurses and carers with a life-saving tool, and guarantee peace of mind for the families and loved ones of the residents – so they too can sleep tight at night.

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OUR PEOPLE

 
Cameron van den Dungen Chief Executive Officer With expertise in business, product management and commercialization, Cameron van den Dungen is a former Non-Executive Director of the Forty Winks Group of Companies and former General Manager of Bedding (Australia) Pty Ltd. His professional affiliations include a membership of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Over the past 10 years, Cameron has travelled the world investigating new technologies and innovations in the technology, bedding and retail landscapes with the single goal of improving the wellbeing and health outcomes for Australians of all ages through innovative technologies. 

Cameron van den Dungen

Chief Executive Officer

With expertise in business, product management and commercialization, Cameron van den Dungen is a former Non-Executive Director of the Forty Winks Group of Companies and former General Manager of Bedding (Australia) Pty Ltd. His professional affiliations include a membership of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Over the past 10 years, Cameron has travelled the world investigating new technologies and innovations in the technology, bedding and retail landscapes with the single goal of improving the wellbeing and health outcomes for Australians of all ages through innovative technologies. 

Alison Macqueen Business Manager Alison joins the Sleeptite team with extensive project management experience and government relations expertise.  With a background in corporate communications, event management, business strategy and team management her passion lies in the challenge and execution of seeing great ideas become reality.

Alison Macqueen

Business Manager

Alison joins the Sleeptite team with extensive project management experience and government relations expertise. 

With a background in corporate communications, event management, business strategy and team management her passion lies in the challenge and execution of seeing great ideas become reality.

Sheida Danai Communications Manager With a demonstrated background in PR, content writing, events and social media, Sheida Danai joined the Sleeptite team as the Communications Manager. Having previously worked within the not-for-profit sector as a Communications and Events Advisor, Sheida has a keen passion for working with projects that benefit the vulnerable and less fortunate.

Sheida Danai

Communications Manager

With a demonstrated background in PR, content writing, events and social media, Sheida Danai joined the Sleeptite team as the Communications Manager.

Having previously worked within the not-for-profit sector as a Communications and Events Advisor, Sheida has a keen passion for working with projects that benefit the vulnerable and less fortunate.

 
 

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A French study has showed that people who frequently remember their dreams have higher brain activity in the information-processing hub of their brains.⁣ ⁣ They also have a higher chance of waking up in the middle of the night and are more sensitive to sounds when sleeping - which means that remembering your dreams does not necessarily mean that you've had a well rested sleep 🧠 💤
DID YOU KNOW... Scholars believe that Easter was named after the Anglo-Saxon goddess Eostre? The concept of Easter is based off an ancient festival celebrating the goddess and the coming of spring. Her sacred symbols were (not surprisingly) the hare and the egg 🐰🥚 ⁣⁣ ⁣ Have a lovely Easter everyone! We will be back after the break 👋
CHANGING LIVES WITH SCIENCE - one sensor at a time 🙌 ⁣ ⁣ Sleeptite CEO @cameronvdd and Sleeptite Partner & @rmituniversity Professor Madhu Bhaskaran on stage together for @ausacademyofscience 'Changing Lives with Science' event at the Shine Dome ✨⁣ ⁣ A big thank you to the Academy and the event sponsor @unicanberra for a terrific night 👏
👆the two words that form the foundation of all that Sleeptite stands for. As a country we need to ensure we treat our older generation with nothing but dignity & respect. Remember: one day you will grow old too!
What do great technologies and chameleons have in common? They're non-intrusive, versatile and sometimes invisible. Oh, what do you know... a bit like our Sleeptite sensors 🙃⁣ ⁣ "The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it." - Mark Weiser ⁣ ⁣ Happy #IoTDay 🎉
Ticking boxes and kicking goals! So many things are happening in our little Sleeptite world & we can't wait to share some very exciting updates with you soon 🤭 In the meantime we wish you all a ‪#HappyFriday‬ and a restful weekend!
How will an autonomous car facing an unavoidable accident decide whether to injure a pedestrian or a passenger? 🤯 How will a healthcare robot ensure that it doesn’t violate the comfort or dignity of its patients? 🤕⁣ ⁣ ⁣⁣ Robots are NOT moral agents, they can’t replace humans in that sense - they simply do fast calculations. A possible solution to help machines make these fast calculations more ethically may be to hire ethicists as part of AI design teams to help advise developers through the early stages of machine learning ➡️ Via @Forbes
Does good sleep equal happy dreams or vice versa? The relationship between sleep quality and dream quality is a bit like the good ol’ chicken-and-egg scenario 🥚 🐓 🤷🏻‍♀️ No one is actually sure which comes first. Via @sleepfoundation
 

 

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