When Nintendo games don't keep you up all night, the company wants to help you sleep as soundly as possible
The video-game giant on Thursday revealed a product called the QOL Sensor, a fatigue- and sleep-monitoring device that goes on your nightstand.
Earlier this year, Nintendo announced it was working on non-wearable technology as part of its new "Quality of Life" (QOL) platform to improve the way we live, and now we know a little bit more about what the line will bring
The first product is a standalone device, so you won't need a Nintendo game console like the Wii U to use it — although we expect you'll need to download a corresponding app to get information about your sleeping patterns Read more...
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