Ford invents 'smart bed' that ROLLS selfish sleepers back to their own side  

Could this bed save your relationship? Ford invents 'smart bed' that ROLLS selfish sleepers back to their own side The Lane-Keeping bed has pressure sensors which detect when a person moves  It then rolls them back onto their own side with an integrated conveyor belt The smart bed is part of a project by the company to tackle every day problems  But, don't get excited because it is currently just a prototype and Ford have no current plans to put it on the market

By Victoria Bell For Mailonline

Published: 21:37 GMT, 14 February 2019 | Updated: 08:40 GMT, 15 February 2019

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Ford has invented a prototype bed that automatically rolls selfish sleepers back to their side of the mattress whenever they stray onto the other half.

The car maker has adapted the lane-centring assist technology used to ensure drivers remain in the middle of their lane into a concept dubbed the Lane-Keeping Bed, in a bid to help sleep-deprived partners pushed to the edge of the bed at night.

Pressure sensors detect when a person moves from one side of the bed to the other, and gently rolls them back to their side with the help of an integrated conveyor belt.

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Ford has invented a prototype bed that automatically rolls selfish sleepers back to their side of the mattress whenever they stray onto the other half. The new invention means you won't be woken by greedy space-hoggers in the night

Ford has invented a prototype bed that automatically rolls selfish sleepers back to their side of the mattress whenever they stray onto the other

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