
Tempur Sealy International
1000 Tempur Way, Lexington, KY, 40511, United States
Overview
Tempur Sealy develops, manufactures, and markets mattresses, adjustable bases, pillows, and other sleep and relaxation products. Combining a proud history and groundbreaking innovation, the company holds some of the most highly recognized brands in the industry.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 2
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 7
Sector focus
- Home Decor
Investment portfolio
- Fullpower-AI
Led · Series C · Aug 2025
Fullpower-AI develops AI-powered health and wellness technologies, including the KOA Sleeptracker-AI Large Action Model (LAM) platform. The company is based in Santa Cruz, Calif. It announced a 10-year global licensing agreement with Tempur Sealy to deploy its KOA Sleeptracker-AI LAM platform in smartbeds. As part of the agreement, Tempur Sealy will make a $25 million Series C investment in Fullpower-AI. The investment values the company at $160 million. Tempur Sealy is described in the article as a wholly-owned business of Somnigroup International Inc.
- Bryte
Led · Equity · Jul 2022
Bryte offers a restorative sleep technology platform that measures, learns, tests and applies what each sleeper needs to optimize restorative sleep through real-time in-bed personalized comfort adjustments and relaxation experiences. The technology is purpose-built as a platform of hardware, software and AI services that can be integrated into the product lines of select mattress brands. Bryte supplies hotels, licenses its platform to mattress manufacturing partners and sells direct to consumers. Its Restorative Bed™ is installed in suites at luxury hotels including Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Park Hyatt New York and several Rosewood properties. The company is led by CEO Luke Kelly and CTO Ely Tsern. Bryte raised strategic funding to accelerate growth. Bryte develops an AI-powered mattress platform that uses built-in sensors and 100 computer-controlled pneumatic coils to learn sleepers' patterns and make micro-adjustments. Its flagship product, the Restorative Bed, monitors temperature, pressure points and room environment and continually adjusts for both sleepers. The company originally sold the mattress direct to consumers at an $8,000 price point, and that product remains available. Bryte is pivoting toward licensing its underlying technology to mattress partners rather than operating as a consumer brand. The company says several partnership deals are in the works and that licensing better aligns with its goal of improving people’s sleep experience. Bryte reports most gains occur within two to four weeks and that settings tend to reach an optimal level within about 90 days.