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We currently don't have a built-in motor for the vibration, currently we are using the phone as an alarm, informed by the data coming from Luna. We have an exp
by maghis 12y ago
We currently don't have a built-in motor for the vibration, currently we are using the phone as an alarm, informed by the data coming from Luna.
We have an experimental feature that consists in gradually increasing the volume of the alarm sound till we notice you are waking up: the goal is to keep it just loud enough to wake you up but not your partner. This is obviously assuming your phone sits on a nightstand on your side of the bed.
- dankoss 12y agoAny chance you could integrate it with a Hue or similar to do a light-based alarm, given it has wifi?
- maghis 12y agoOf course! We are already integrated with some smart lights (Philips Hue and emberlight), we plan to integrate with more. We are also integrated with IFTTT for the devices we are missing.
- Pyrodogg 12y agoThis would be fantastic! Light is essential for me to get up properly. I currently have an alarm that gradually ramps up a lamp in my room to full brightness. It works well, but the downside is that it only stays on full brightness for a set period of time which I can't change. I want my alarms to continue to pester me until i'm actually out of bed! regardless of what time it is while completely removing my sleepy self from the equation of mashing buttons. Luna sounds like a great fit.
- geoelectric 12y agoThat can still work, as long as I can set the phone to vibrate-only. Otherwise, I wonder if anyone makes an IFTTT-driven device to do it.