Earlier this week, an FCC lawsuit revealed that Google is working on a new version of its Nest Hub smart display. According to a report 9to5Google published on Thursday, the company will launch the device later this year, and will use its Soli technology for sleep tracking.
Soli, in the probable case that you delete it from memory, is Google’s radar emitting sensor. The company’s Technology and Advanced Projects (ATAP) unit detailed the technology at I / O 2015, but it didn’t appear on a consumer device until 2019, when Google launched the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. Soli leveraged some of the phone’s most original features, including MotionSense, which allowed you, among other things, to wave your hand above the display to skip a song.