Automatic Detection of User’s Periods of Sleep and Sleep Stage
Fitbit is developing a wearable device system that can automatically detect its user’s periods of sleep and sleep stage based on motion data.
Fitbit announced its new Fitbit Inspire, which is their cheapest device yet. However, it is only available on health insurance plans, or corporate contracts where employers provide wearables to their employees to encourage a fit and healthy lifestyle.
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