#5768210

anticupidon

2020-03-11 09:09

Neat idea, but reinventing the wheel a bit. Just go outside at sunset and walk for an hour. Your body is made to "read" the natural light and go to sleep. And don't look at smartphone's screen after 8 PM. On the IoT security side...gaining access to the light switch a hacker can induce some seizures if the light pattern is manipulated the "wrong" way.

#5768225

DocStr4ngelove

2020-03-11 09:38

I have led strips with remotes everywhere. In the morning i press the white button, in the evening i go for orange. No remote access or anything. Safe & works but you have the responsibility to choose the right color at the right time of course.

#5768262

DeskStar

2020-03-11 12:00

SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK! Loving technology more and more every day.

#5768301

scoter man1

2020-03-11 13:32

This is just Samsung trying to sound fancy when in reality they're telling you to buy warmer color temperature lights for your home. I don't see how this is new. I don't know many people that willing put a 6000K bulb in their house.

#5768346

JJayzX

2020-03-11 15:32

scoter man1:

This is just Samsung trying to sound fancy when in reality they're telling you to buy warmer color temperature lights for your home. I don't see how this is new. I don't know many people that willing put a 6000K bulb in their house.

6000K would most likely be bathroom or at least for the mirror, the rest are more niche, like people who paint and such.

#5768376

jbscotchman

2020-03-11 16:34

brb, need to go under clock my melatonin frequency

#5768394

anticupidon

2020-03-11 17:07

- "Boss, we didn't sleep all week being busy with that project, isn't that a problem? - All you need to know that y'all get a bonus if we meet the deadline. Proceeds to dim the Samsung LEDs a bit more, just in case.