NEW YORK (AP) — Soon enough, a bedside Amazon device might know whether you’re sleeping — or not.
The e-commerce and tech giant said Wednesday that it will release a device that can track sleeping patterns without a wristband.
The Halo Rise device will use no-contact sensors and artificial intelligence to measure a user’s movement and breathing patterns.
The company says that will allow the device to track sleep stages during the night.
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Amazon says the device will be available for $139.99 later this year.
Separately, the company said it will release a new Kindle Scribe, the first Kindle consumers can write on.
It will also add more features to its Ring doorbell cameras, home robot Astro and release new Echo devices.
