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SDK Real-time tracking of the sleep stages

‎08-01-2022 03:03

‎08-01-2022 03:03

Hello there,

The Fitbit SDK already provides an event listener which provides a way to tell the user's sleep state.

 

The sleep state though only provides three states unknown, awake or asleep. Is there a way to get more detail about the sleep state, like getting an event-call when the user enters deep-, light- or rem-sleep?

 

Thanks for your answers.

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‎09-18-2022 16:47

‎09-18-2022 16:47

It would be great to have this data exposed in the SDK. I've used the web API for collecting the data after the fact, and it's been great, but having access to the live sensor data and/or sleep stages in real time opens up so many more interesting possibilities. 

Perhaps a developer can clarify if this is even possible? Is this data available in realtime, or is it only calculated after the wearer wakes up?

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