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I would absolutely love to have an open, accurate sleep tracker. I've had a total of 7 sleep studies and multiple sleep latency tests (narcolepsy, cataplexy and
by malandrew 12y ago
I would absolutely love to have an open, accurate sleep tracker. I've had a total of 7 sleep studies and multiple sleep latency tests (narcolepsy, cataplexy and mild apnea solved via a tonsillectomy), and I am constantly dismayed by how poor the space for optimizing sleep is. So much so, that I may seriously consider exploring the space in a year or two to find startup opportunities. Everybody sleeps and everybody would benefit from better quality sleep.
- eroo 12y agoLikewise. That was my primary reason for buying the FitBit originally; I was disappointed at how inaccurate it was, even with the tempered expectation of knowing it was just a 3-axis accelerometer. That being said, FitBit et al. do seem to be making headway on getting people to buy into a device that is always on you, touching your skin. That is a prerequisite for any sleep tracker that didn't seem palatable only a few years ago (e.g. Zeo).