European app economy highlights Sleep Cycle machine learning engineer as a notable woman in the tech industry, applauding her contributions at Apple.
Sleep Cycle, the popular sleep tracking app based in Gothenburg and Stockholm, Sweden, has announced the launch of its new 'Who's Snoring?' feature. This innovative tool, now available exclusively on the iOS platform, aims to provide users with a more accurate picture of their sleep health.
At the heart of this development is Maria Larsson, a master's graduate in computer engineering with a focus on algorithms from Chalmers University of Technology. Larsson led the development of the 'Who's snoring?' feature, using her extensive experience in data engineering, data science, and machine learning to create a solution that can distinguish between snoring sounds from multiple people.
The 'Who's snoring?' feature complements Sleep Cycle's existing tools such as the popular Smart Alarm, sleep tracking and analysis through sound or motion detection, sleep music, and meditations. By identifying the source of snoring, the app can offer more personalised sleep insights and recommendations.
Snoring can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a condition linked to various negative health issues. By identifying and addressing snoring, Sleep Cycle's 'Who's snoring?' feature could potentially help improve the health of its users.
Sleep Cycle's mission is to improve global health by empowering people to sleep better. With a strong representation of women in leadership roles and across their technology and product teams, the company is committed to creating solutions that make a real difference in people's lives.
For more information about Sleep Cycle and its 'Who's snoring?' feature, please visit www.our website or contact Per Andersson (per.andersson@our website) or Malin Abrahamsson (press@our website, 46 73 972 6424).
Sleep Cycle is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker SLEEP. The app is available for download on the App Store.
- Equipped with artificial intelligence developed by Maria Larsson, a female computer engineer from Chalmers University of Technology, Sleep Cycle's new 'Who's Snoring?' feature utilizes technology to help identify snoring sources, potentially aiding in the health-and-wellness of its users.
- In line with Sleep Cycle's commitment to women's health and making a real difference in people's lives, the new 'Who's Snoring?' feature, which complements existing health-focused offerings like the Smart Alarm and sleep tracking analysis, could bring significant advancements in the field of science, particularly in relation to obstructive sleep apnea and its associated health issues.
