Anker SleepLab Speaker Uses Radar to Track Sleep Without a Wearable

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Anker has unveiled the SleepLab, a bedside speaker designed to monitor and improve sleep without requiring the user to wear any device. The speaker uses 60GHz millimeter-wave radar to detect micro-movements in the chest and body, continuously tracking heart rate and breathing patterns. Over approximately one month, the device learns which routines best improve the user's rest, then uses binaural beats and ambient lighting to deepen relaxation accordingly. The SleepLab operates independently of a smartphone with a single button press and does not require a paid subscription.

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