June 2026: Dreem 3S – Wearable Sleep EEG

EEG wearable enabling clinical-grade sleep and brain monitoring from home.

Image credits: Beacon Biosignals

We are excited to introduce Dreem 3S by Beacon Biosignals, a next-generation wearable designed to transform how sleep and brain health are monitored. This lightweight EEG headband combines advanced brain-sensing technology with AI-powered sleep analysis, enabling clinical-grade sleep monitoring from the comfort of home. Unlike traditional sleep studies that require overnight stays in specialized laboratories, Dreem 3S captures high-quality brain activity data in real-world settings, making sleep assessment more accessible, scalable, and patient-friendly.

Seamlessly integrated with Beacon’s analytics platform, the wearable provides automated sleep staging and longitudinal brain monitoring while maintaining the convenience of an easy-to-use form factor. Whether used in clinical research or decentralized healthcare programs, Dreem 3S delivers accurate insights into sleep architecture and neurological health without compromising comfort.

About Beacon Biosignals

Beacon Biosignals is a neurotechnology company focused on accelerating the development of treatments for neurological, psychiatric, and sleep disorders. By combining wearable EEG technology, artificial intelligence, and large-scale brain data analytics, the company enables researchers and healthcare organizations to better understand brain function and develop more effective therapies.

Sam Draper
June 1, 2026

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