Those smart bulbs
are equipped with a small radar to monitor sleep time, but not only.
Tired of wearing your smartwatch to monitor your sleep? With the presentation of its new connected bulbs, called “Smart Health Monitoring Light”, Sengled offers an unexpected alternative.
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Sengled’s connected bulbs carry continuous wave frequency modulated radars. These open the possibility for the bulb to measure several data independently, such as the duration of sleep, as well as the heart rate and body temperature of the user. If the bulb detects an abnormal change in activity, it will be able to alert the user by changing color and flashing. The efficiency of monitoring increases with the number of bulbs connected to each other. For example, it will be possible to configure the system to detect falls and contact emergencies if necessary.
The data collected by the bulbs will sync with Sengled’s Home app (integration with Google and Apple health apps and other third-party apps is still in development). The bulbs will be compatible with Apple’s Alexa, Google Home and HomeKit and can of course be controlled by voice.
Sengled goes further than Google
Apart from their health monitoring functions, Sengled ampoules remain classic. Compatible with WiFi and Bluetooth, they can be associated with a bridge for global control. The color rendering index announced by Sengled exceeds 90, which ensures rich and precise illumination on paper.
The technology used is similar to that of Google with its Soli sensor that equips the Nest Hubs. With its bulbs, Sengled pushes the concept a little further by putting the user’s health at the heart of its concerns, a boon in these times of health crisis.
Still at the prototype stage, the Smart Health Monitoring Light is scheduled for the end of 2022.
Source: Gizmodo
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