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Hatch’s New Bedside Sleep Clock Wirelessly Tracks Sleep Quality

Hatch’s New Bedside Sleep Clock Wirelessly Tracks Sleep Quality
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 04 June 2026, 18:30 UTC By Samantha Kelly 1 min read
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The screen-free, $250 device sits on a nightstand and wirelessly monitors a person’s breathing, heart rate and movement while in bed using what it calls a low-power signal, rather than a camera sensor or microphones.

The screen-free, $250 device sits on a nightstand and wirelessly monitors a person’s breathing, heart rate and movement while in bed using what it calls a low-power signal, rather than a camera sensor or microphones.
Hatch (ORG)
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