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schema:articleBody	A robotic crib with a mission of preventing sudden infant death syndrome made its appearance this week at the Consumer Electronics Show, part of a growing "baby tech" exhibit. Snoo cribs, made by the California startup Happiest Baby in collaboration with industrial designer Yves Behar, use built-in microphones to "hear" babies' cries and then soothe them with rocking. Snoo's parent has partnered with more than 50 companies including Snap, Hulu and Under Armour to provide the high-tech crib to workers on parental leave, said Marina Romanova of Happiest baby while demonstrating it on the show, floor using a doll. "Companies provide Snoo free," Romanova said of the robo-cribs, which are priced at $1,295. "It promotes productivity and loyalty." The louder a baby cries, the more vigorously the rocking, within limits, a demonstration showed. If the strongest rocking setting doesn't quiet a baby, the Snoo stops and sends a parent a smartphone message to check on the child. Speakers built into the sides generate white noise, the volume of which rises along with the intensity of baby crying. A mobile application synched to Snoo also provides parents a report on how many times a baby woke during the night. Belt-like "wings" strap swaddled babies snugly in place to prevent them from rolling into positions known to contribute to sudden infant death syndrome, ostensibly saving lives of infants. Snoo is already being used in an array of hospitals to help care for newborns suffering from drug withdrawal or other medical challenges, according to Romanova. "We are the only responsive crib out there," she said. gc/rl
schema:headline	Robo-crib highlights infant safety at technology show
schema:mentions	Under Armour Hulu Parental leave Smartphone Infant mortality Consumer Electronics Show California Harvey Karp Infant bed Drug withdrawal White noise Industrial design Loyalty (Kendrick Lamar song) Yves Prigent
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schema:datePublished	2020-01-10 (xsd:date)
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