"The Mui Board is, as far as smart home controllers go, soothing and nondescript. There's no bright HD screen, or even anything obviously technological. It's a smooth piece of wood that gently glows when you interact with it. So it makes sense that Mui Lab would suggest it as an excellent option for the bedroom. And, if you're gonna have this weird connected bar hanging near your bed, it might be nice if it could also track your sleep."
"The company's new Mui Calm Sleep Platform for the Mui Board Gen 2 will work with millimeter-wave sensors to track your sleep state without you having to strap on a smartwatch, headband, or even a ring. Instead, it will sense changes in your posture and breathing using radar. The technology is supposedly nearly as accurate as a wearable EEG, but there haven't been many commercial products with it yet, and the jury is still out on its accuracy."
The Mui Board Gen 2 is a minimalist wooden smart-home controller that glows on interaction and suits bedroom placement. The Mui Calm Sleep Platform uses millimeter-wave sensors to monitor posture and breathing, enabling sleep-state tracking without wearables. The platform aims for near-EEG accuracy but lacks broad commercial validation. Features include quiet, metric-free lighting adjustments, guided presleep stretching, and voice-based tiredness and stress detection to encourage rest. Add-on or integrated mmWave sensors will also allow room-scale gesture control, such as waving an alarm away. Support for these mmWave features is planned to roll out later in the year.
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