Dubbed the “Smart Bed”, the invention is said to end this “tiresome” daily chore.
“It's a proven fact that for many people making their bed after getting up can be a tiresome, even painful task,” writes the OHEA company website.
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The bed works by automatically making itself seconds after a human leaves the bed. The duvet and sheets are neatly arranged, while the pillows are lifted up and out of the way. The whole process takes roughly 50 seconds.
But is it as dreamy as it sounds? CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the latest invention.

