This sleep-tracking feature is made possible by technology that Nintendo has been developing for some time. According to Tamori, the motion sensor is privacy-focused, as it doesn’t use a camera to monitor your movements—making it ideal for use in the bedroom. If you have questions, feel free to leave them in the comments or tweet using the hashtag #AskYugaTech. Ask YugaTech is a biweekly video segment where we answer questions on Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #AskYugaTech. Read more in our articles including "Nintendo’s New Gadget Isn’t the Switch 2—It’s a Smart Alarm Clock" and "Christmas Gift Guide 2017: Best games you can buy for PC and Console".
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Aug 23, 2025This sleep-tracking feature is made possible by technology that Nintendo has been developing for some time. According to Tamori, the motion sensor is privacy-focused, as it doesn’t use a camera to monitor your movements—making it ideal for use in the bedroom.
If you have questions, feel free to leave them in the comments or tweet using the hashtag #AskYugaTech. Ask YugaTech is a biweekly video segment where we answer questions on Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #AskYugaTech.
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