Regular and sufficient sleep is crucial for healthy living and to promote positive mental health. Typical methods used to study changes in our sleep, such as activity bands or diaries, are not always well-tolerated by many individuals especially for extended periods of time. Therefore, contactless radar-based sleep sensors provide potential for continuous measurement of sleep for many months. We aim to explore if radar sensors are feasible and accepted by adolescents.

Lorna Caddick is a research fellow at the University of Edinburgh, working to complete a PhD by publication. She is passionate about...