Adaptive Sound Technologies joins NSF’s SleepTech Network

Adaptive Sound Technologies has joined the National Sleep Foundation’s SleepTech Network, connecting the Campbell, California, audio company with a broader industry group focused on sleep technology. The move comes as ASTI pushes its sleep-sound products from hardware into mobile with its Sleep Only app.

Why it matters: - The membership gives Adaptive Sound Technologies access to a network of sleep-tech companies, researchers and NSF resources as the market for sleep technology grows. - The move also aligns ASTI’s hardware and app strategy with a nonprofit focused on science-based sleep health. - ASTI’s Sleep Only app has already received NSF’s SleepMark designation, which strengthens its credibility with consumers and industry partners.

What happened: - Adaptive Sound Technologies, Inc. joined the National Sleep Foundation’s SleepTech Network. - The announcement came Oct. 13, 2026, from Campbell, California. - ASTI makes sound machines for sleep and has done so since 2008. - The company said it will join NSF at the organization’s booth during the 2027 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

The details: - ASTI’s Sound+Sleep line plays environmental layered sleep sound compositions. - The LectroFan line generates digital fan sounds and white, pink and brown noise. - Both product lines are sold through major North American retailers and through distributors in Europe, the U.K. and Taiwan. - ASTI extended its catalog to mobile in July 2026 with Sleep Only, an iOS and Android app built from the company’s sound library. - Sleep Only works offline after download, has no ads or push notifications and is available in 11 languages. - The app gives phone users access to the same audio catalog without buying hardware. - SleepTech Network members include organizations ranging from start-ups to Fortune Global 500 companies across consumer electronics, digital therapeutics, mobility, consumer home products and sleep-monitoring AI software. - NSF says the network provides education, insights, access to NSF content and resources, and opportunities to connect with peers at NSF-hosted educational events. - ASTI holds five U.S. patents, with additional patents pending, in adaptive audio and ambient noise technology. - ASTI’s headquarters are in Campbell, California. - More information about the SleepTech Network is available at the NSF’s SleepTech Network page. - More information about Adaptive Sound Technologies is available at the company’s website.

Between the lines: - ASTI is trying to broaden its sleep-audio business from dedicated devices into software that can reach a wider audience. - Joining a nonprofit network tied to sleep research and standards can help the company stay close to evolving consumer and clinical expectations. - NSF is using the network to convene a wide range of industry players around sleep health technology and best practices.

What’s next: - ASTI will participate with NSF at CES 2027 alongside other SleepTech Network members. - The company is likely to use the network for industry access, research awareness and partnership opportunities. - NSF says network members will continue sharing advances, trends and issues in sleep technology through the group’s events and resources.

The bottom line: - ASTI is pairing a broader mobile push with a new industry platform as sleep tech moves deeper into mainstream consumer health.