Anker has launched the SleepLab speaker, a new device designed to monitor and improve sleep quality. The speaker integrates millimeter-wave radar technology to track sleep patterns without the need for a wearable device.
The SleepLab speaker utilizes 60GHz millimeter-wave radar to detect micro-movements in the user's chest and body. This allows it to continuously monitor heart rate and breathing, providing data on sleep stages. The device operates from a nightstand, eliminating direct contact with the user.
Beyond tracking, the SleepLab speaker incorporates features aimed at deepening relaxation. It synchronizes acoustic binaural beats and lighting to create a calming environment. Over approximately one month, the speaker is designed to identify routines that are most effective for individual users.
The SleepLab speaker is available for reservation with a $1 deposit. The SleepLab Pro model, which includes radar sensing, is priced at $269.99. A version without radar sensing is available for $169.99. The device operates independently of a phone and does not require a subscription, though it supports Bluetooth audio streaming.
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Anker has introduced the SleepLab speaker, which tracks sleep metrics like heart rate and breathing using millimeter-wave radar without requiring a wearable device. The speaker also uses binaural beats and lighting to promote relaxation and can be reserved now, with the Pro model priced at $269.99.