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Instead of simply listening, it actually creates its own noise.

Well, perhaps not noise, exactly.

A woman sitting in bed, checking the Sleepwave sleep tracker tab on her smartphone

“The breathing rate is used to predict the users sleep phase.”

Sleepwave overcomes the big issue plaguing most sleep tracking apps mistaking outside noise for movement.

According to Jules, user filtering shouldn’t be much of a problem.

A person sitting in bed, looking at the Sleepwave app on their smartphone

It However, can ultrasonic technology replace even thebest sleep trackers: wearables?

Right now probably not.

woman asleep with phone on bed next to her