The Alarm could take into account the sleep cycle and ring during a light sleep cycle. I could set the Alarm to go off between 6.00 and 6.30 and then it tries to find the best time to ring. If there was no light sleep cycle within that timeframe it would ring at 6.30.
Great idea, but I believe it's not as simple to implement as one might think.
The way I've understood it is working is that the device itself doesn't necessarily know anything about your sleep real time, it just records the raw data (movement, HR etc), which is then uploaded and analysed by the Connect software/servers afterwards to determine how your sleep was.
Would be so easy in Venu. If you just were able to der links heißt alarm to the Body Batery. So that when you reach 100% you will automaticaly get a normal alarm in your extrem light-sleep-phase.
Garmin would be far ahead any competitors and would once more proof its untouchable status as a sports- and health-watch. Would be so easy to program that natively and really get a use out of the bodybattery function!!!
