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Aqara FP2 Presence Sensor Introduces Sleep Tracking

Scott Webster by Scott Webster
January 24, 2024
in News

Aqara has recently enhanced its FP2 Presence Sensor by adding a sleep tracking function. This addition enables users to gain insights into their sleep patterns, including monitoring sleep, respiratory rate, and heart rate. What’s more, the sensor can activate automated home scenes based on the user’s sleep status, like setting up a bedtime or wake-up scenario.

The FP2 stands out as it’s a non-wearable device, eliminating the discomfort of wearing a sleep tracker throughout the night. This feature is particularly beneficial for those who prefer not to wear gadgets while sleeping.

Elderly Care and Safety Features

For those with elderly relatives, the FP2 offers a discreet monitoring solution. Unlike smart cameras, it doesn’t capture every movement but can still keep a watchful eye. The sensor can track the exact position of up to five individuals in a room and includes a fall detection feature. If an elderly relative falls, the sensor alerts you promptly.

Additionally, its built-in light sensor can automate lighting as people move around the house, enhancing safety and helping to reduce unnecessary energy consumption.

Advanced Sleep Monitoring

Designed for single-person use, the FP2 provides detailed sleep data, including sleep duration, stages, heart rate, and respiratory rate. These metrics are valuable for both personal health monitoring and caring for the elderly. The sensor’s ability to trigger automated home scenes based on sleep status adds a layer of convenience to daily routines.

Zone Positioning and Multi-Person Detection

The FP2 excels over traditional motion sensors by monitoring areas up to 430 sq. ft. and dividing them into up to 30 zones. This zone-based approach allows for individualized automation, akin to having multiple motion sensors in a single room.

It can detect and respond to up to five people simultaneously, enabling customized automation for different scenarios, like someone sitting on a sofa or entering a room.

Ultra-High Precision and Privacy

Privacy and accuracy are paramount for the FP2. It uses non-inductive signal detection, avoiding real image collection. The sensor’s high precision enables it to detect minimal movements, such as breathing, ensuring that automations like lighting remain active even with slight motion.

Compatibility and Control

The FP2 is compatible with Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant, Alexa, and Google Home, integrating seamlessly into existing smart home setups without needing a hub. This broad compatibility offers users flexibility in controlling various devices.

Fall Detection and Built-In Light Sensor

The sensor’s fall detection feature provides peace of mind, especially for those monitoring elderly relatives. It can send notifications discreetly and efficiently. The built-in light sensor adds another layer of automation, particularly useful for common areas, and supports advanced darkness-based automation.

Local Automation and Installation Flexibility

The FP2 operates locally, ensuring that automation routines continue even during Wi-Fi instabilities. It offers various installation methods, including wall mounting and ceiling placement, catering to different home layouts.

IPX5 Rating and Energy Efficiency

With its IPX5 rating, the FP2 is suitable for installation in moist environments, such as bathrooms. It also features a hidden USB-C port for flexible power connection. In line with Aqara’s commitment to sustainability, the sensor aids in energy efficiency by automating lighting and climate control, reducing the carbon footprint.

The Aqara FP2 Presence Sensor is available for purchase at £82.99 (currently discounted to £69.96) in the UK and €99.99 in Ireland. It’s a smart investment for those looking to enhance home automation and personal health monitoring.

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