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I once used a mobile alarm clock app that would try to be smart about waking you up. You put it on your bed and it would measure your sleep cycles by your movem
by snorremd 6y ago
I once used a mobile alarm clock app that would try to be smart about waking you up. You put it on your bed and it would measure your sleep cycles by your movement and try to maximise your sleep, but wake you up after a whole cycle had completed. The theory being that being woken from deep sleep is worse than being woken from the REM stage of sleep, and that it is more natural to wake up after a full cycle.
I can't remember if it actually helped that much, and I've since gone back to normal alarms.
- gjulianm 6y agoI tried this with my Fitbit, in one of the updates they added "smart alarms". I discovered two things: one, that apparently my range for waking up was too narrow and the alarm was always firing at the last moment, and that a vibration in the wrist will not wake me up at all.