Anker’s SleepLab uses radar and lights to deepen sleep at IFA 2026
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Anker unveiled the SleepLab sleep speaker at IFA 2026, a radar-powered device that uses 60GHz millimeter-wave radar to monitor chest movements, heart rate, and breathing while delivering binaural-beat audio and ambient lighting to deepen relaxation; it runs independently of a phone, streams via Bluetooth, and aims to identify sleep routines over a month. Reservations start at $1, with the SleepLab Pro model priced at $269.99 with radar sensing or $169.99 without, and no subscription is required.
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