GOOGLE is using radar to find out how well you sleep at night.
Its tracking technology, originally developed for the military, is able to monitor movement and breathing in bed.
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The small-scale Soli radar tech, which Google uses for gesture control on phones, is in the latest version of its Nest Hub smart speaker, being marketed as a health monitoring device.
It also detects coughing and snoring with its mic, while other sensors spot changes in lighting and temperature.
A detailed analysis of your sleep will be available every morning.
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As it will be used in the bedroom, the tech giant removed the camera found in other Hub versions.
It also stresses sleep-tracking is optional on the £89.99 device.
But critics suggest radar may scare off privacy-minded users.
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