The results indicate that personalized bed temperature, a unique feature available in the brand's ClimateSeries™ smart beds, can improve sleep quality and overall wellness. The results are especially important for women, including those experiencing menopause symptoms, and show how Sleep Number's smart beds can adapt to and respond to each person's unique sleep needs. "These studies scientifically prove that our temperature features, like those in the Climate360 and ClimateCool smart beds, help people fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer," said Raj Mills, Head of Health at Sleep Number. "This is especially important for women going through menopause, who often struggle with sleep. Our smart beds don't just offer comfort; they deliver real health and wellness benefits backed by science. That's what sets Sleep Number apart in a crowded market; we combine personalized comfort with proven, data-driven solutions that help people sleep and live better."