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A study published in the journal "Building and Environment" found that the visual environment of streets directly affects both the quality and duration of sleep. Artificial intelligence was used to analyze 200,000 images from Google Street View and correlate them with sleep data from 1,089 residents of Tokyo. The results showed that green streets are associated with longer sleep, while high urban density and pedestrian infrastructure such as sidewalks and traffic signals lead to reduced sleep duration and increased feelings of insecurity. It is believed that noise and congestion in modern areas diminish sleep quality, which in turn encourages urban planners and engineers to design neighborhoods that enhance residents' health and quality of life.
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