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How do devices like this, handle data analysis of two people in a bed? The latest crop of devices have been single-person-only, for example Alexa, so I assume
by VLM 9y ago
How do devices like this, handle data analysis of two people in a bed?
The latest crop of devices have been single-person-only, for example Alexa, so I assume it doesn't work at all for non-single people, but maybe there's some interesting magic going on in there to support multiple people.
I wonder what this kind of hardware thinks of pets.
You get a married couple, a housecat or two, maybe a dog, the data stream must be very interesting to filter.
- ghaff 9y agoThe sensors cover about a third of the bed so theoretically you could start it and use it in a way that mostly tracked individuals. In practice? I leave that to your imagination and experience.
- robalfonso 9y agoIt's timely that you mention this - I was thinking of hacking together my own sleep sensor but I'm married and I keep going round and round trying to sort out a system that if doesn't work for two accounts for one in spite of two. It also needs high wife acceptance factor (waf).