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Baby-tracking startups seek to expand overnight monitoring and data collection
The New York Times reports that Nanit and other baby-tracking startups are looking to collect even more data by tracking children through the night.
The outlet says the companies aim to extend monitoring for longer than current overnight-only use cases.
The shift centers on turning extended sleep and activity tracking into larger volumes of behavioral data.
The report frames the effort as part of a broader push within the baby-tracking startup space to deepen data collection over time.
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