lowersleep: Improve algorithm by checking wrist angle #2014
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Just for my understanding, is it actually optimal to check if the watch is facing the floor? |
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Sorry for the confusion, this doesn't check if the screen is facing the floor, it checks if your wrist is pointing at the floor (or the ceiling, so that it also works for people who wear their watch on their right wrist). |
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I see, that sounds good. Will definitely try it out soon! |
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Inspired by @darkdragon-001 #827 (comment).
Checks if the user's wrist is pointing towards the floor, rather than only the amount of roll. It will turn off the display if the watch is angled at 60 degrees or more, and rotated at least 30 degrees within the last ~600ms.