June 18, 2010 at 07:03Google employees sleep in alien cocoons
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How does Google keep its employees productive during day and night work?
FT reporter Richard Waters visited Google Headquarters in Mountain View and took a photo of an unknown Google employee while he was resting.
When Richard walked past this cocoon back, he saw that instead of male legs there were already female ones
(note this is not a device for changing sex)
This contraption is called MetroNap EnergyPod . Metronap says it's NASA’s latest technology and technology to get some sleep.
Metronap website saysthat “reclining users are in an optimal position for a light sleep, as well as to improve blood circulation and lower blood pressure and quiet sounds help sleepers to fall into a light sleep”
When it comes time to wake up, the EnergyPod starts to vibrate slightly
FT reporter Richard Waters visited Google Headquarters in Mountain View and took a photo of an unknown Google employee while he was resting.
When Richard walked past this cocoon back, he saw that instead of male legs there were already female ones
(note this is not a device for changing sex)
This contraption is called MetroNap EnergyPod . Metronap says it's NASA’s latest technology and technology to get some sleep.
Metronap website saysthat “reclining users are in an optimal position for a light sleep, as well as to improve blood circulation and lower blood pressure and quiet sounds help sleepers to fall into a light sleep”
When it comes time to wake up, the EnergyPod starts to vibrate slightly
