"The best nap duration is 15 to 20 minutes," reckons Japanese startup GiraffeNap. "Anything longer than 30 minutes will cause you to fall into a deep sleep, making it hard to wake up, and will interfere with getting a good night's sleep later." To that end, the company's eponymous product
Sleep doesn’t have to be the new sex, and workplace productivity really doesn’t have to suffer because of tired employees. With napping devices like the EnergyPod, employees can now combat the post-lunch slump, and the post-work lull, by taking a comfortable nap ... in the office.
Perfect for a 15 minute workspace siesta which is well known to revitalize and both increase productivity and creativity. Falling asleep in these nap tents is easy with light easily adjusted via door screens and there's plenty of ventilation through two small windows, even with both doors sealed, as... Read more
On the one hand I'm not sure how often I'll want to take advantage of the Privacy Pop Nap Tent's enthusiastic offer to "Nap anywhere!" in our virus-laden world, but on the other, this tent is a fully enclosed shelter for my upper body. If the Grog ta
There’s a company that has invented standing office nap pods.
Some offices are also introducing designated nap pods.
You don’t need a nap pod with this under-the-desk hammock.
This could also be a very comfortable office nap pod.
I came across this on Kickstarter.
Interestingly, it already exists! You can check it out here.
https://www.dudeiwantthat.com/gear/office/privacy-pop-nap-tent.asp