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Galaxy Wearables Can Now Adjust Your Room Temperature to Help You Get a Good Night's Sleep

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Samsung is letting its Galaxy wearables communicate with its AI-powered air conditioners to keep you comfortable throughout the night.

The idea behind Samsung's WindFree Wearable Good Sleep experience (also known as Good Sleep) is to help you sleep better by automatically adjusting the room temperature based on real-time data from your wrist. To take advantage of the new feature, you must own a Samsung Galaxy Watch or Galaxy Ring and a Samsung WindFree air conditioner. You'll also need to have the Samsung SmartThings app on a Galaxy phone. (Essentially, you have to be deeply embedded in the Samsung ecosystem.)

As your wearable tracks your "sleep efficiency" (how long it takes for you to fall asleep) and monitors your sleep stages, SmartThings will send instructions to the AC via Wi‑Fi so the unit can switch on, adjust the temperature to a preset sleep profile, and change cooling intensity across different sleep...

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