A smart "pajamas" that monitors your pulse and protects you from insomnia. That's its price.

A group of scientists from the University of Massachusetts has developed a smart high-tech pajamas, capable of monitoring heart rate and breathing. .

According to the Daily Mail website, the five self-powered sensors, integrated into the pajama liner, will observe breathing patterns and the amount of sleep that the user will get continuously. During the night, it features quick eye movements and dreams.

The 4 sensors measure the pressure and the body, while the fifth is placed on the chest and detects rapid pressure changes, which provide information on heart rate and breathing.

The sensors are connected by threads made of thin silver filaments that can not be fully detected by men wearing pajamas.

The signals collected by the sensors are sent to a small circuit board that looks like a normal button and contains a built-in Bluetooth transmitter that sends the wireless data to a computer for analysis.

These pajamas are still in their infancy, as scientists seek to determine the accuracy of sensors for different sizes.