Apple could add sleep tracking to its next smart watch

On September 10, Apple will hold its next event, which is expected to unveil the new generation (series 5) of its Apple Watch.

According to a new report, Apple could add a major new sleep tracking feature to its new smartwatch after its acquisition in 2017 of the product manufacturer (Beddit Sleep Monitor) and the smart app.

This integrated feature, named Burrito, allows watch owners to follow their sleep without the need for additional hardware.

Apple is supposed to call this feature "Time in Bed," which relies entirely on Apple's current sensors and uses all of these sensors to estimate such things as sleep quality.

The function takes advantage of data, such as the movement of a person in bed, his heart rate and any other noise while he is sleeping.

According to information, Apple can integrate it into the alarm system, so that the usual daily alarm is automatically disabled before it starts if the user wakes up early before the alarm time.

You can choose to get a silent alert on your Apple Watch, which makes the watch vibrate without ringing and sleep tracking must automatically activate Do Not Disturb when you fold.

Apple is developing a new watch application for its smartwatch, with bed time tracking data available in Sleep and Health.

The Apple Watch Sleep Tracking feature seems to be useful for users, but be sure to charge the watch when you wake up or before going to bed to continue working all day long.

Apple has been thinking about this and has developed a feature that reminds users to pre-load their watches for use at night.

It is not yet clear whether the new feature of "Bedtime Tracking" will be exclusive to the new generation of the Apple Watch Series 5, or whether it will be available for previous generations via an update. software day.

According to information, the new generation of Series 5 is supposed to be a minor upgrade from the previous generation (Series 4), but with titanium options;

Apple could add sleep tracking to its next smart watch

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