Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Anker’s SleepLab: Radar and Relaxation

Is the future of sleep tech in millimeter waves and binaural beats?

Anker’s latest SleepLab speaker promises to revolutionize your sleep with millimeter-wave radar and binaural beats. Synced to your chest movements, it tracks your heart rate and breathing to enhance your current sleep stage. The speaker learns your best routines over a month, using acoustic cues to deepen relaxation. No smartphone needed, just a touch to activate.


For just $1, you can reserve a unit now, with the Pro model priced at $269.99 or $169.99 without radar sensing. But will it really work? The jury’s out, and best to wait for reviews.


At IFA in Berlin, the SleepLab’s radar arm looks both fascinating and slightly intimidating. Some might call it hippie tech, but maybe it’s the future of sleep? Only time will tell if radar and flower power can truly enhance your rest.


Anker’s SleepLab represents a unique approach to sleep technology, blending advanced radar with more traditional relaxation methods. It’s a step into the future, but one that might still require a leap of faith for some.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/985689/anker-put-radar-and-flower-power-into-a-sleep-speaker
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