The $349 gadget, a small, squarish box, tracks levels of natural and artificial light, air pollution, temperature, noise, humidity and smoke in the room where i

The $349 gadget, a small, squarish box, tracks levels of natural and artificial light, air pollution, temperature, noise, humidity and smoke in the room where it is installed. It then sends these insights to the user via the Ultrahuman app, assigning each metric a score alongside actions for improvement. The Ultrahuman Home can be linked to the company's wearable smart ring to deliver personalized lifestyle nudges. "In the future ... [w]e’ll be able to do things like, for this individual, lowering the air conditioner by two degrees when they are in deep sleep mode," said CEO and Founder Mohit Kumar. "It is more beneficial because that helps them get into a slow wave or deep sleep zone. [Also for] personalized humidity levels in the room. The third is even lighting suggestions in the room."