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yeuttergyesterday at 3:53 AM6 repliesview on HN

Bedtime Bulb v2 [0], a light bulb that emits less blue light than other lighting, is finally shipping. It took years to get it right, but we figured out how to make a relatively energy efficient bulb that emits infrared and dims smoothly with any dimmer.

My team is also about to ship Atmos [1], a lamp for the bedside that automatically shifts from higher-blue light during the daytime to low blue light at night.

[0] https://restfullighting.com/bbv2

[1] https://restfullighting.com/atmos


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vlyesterday at 3:57 AM

Very cool, what’s the temperature range/wavelengths? (good idea to specify it on the product page - otherwise it’s unclear how is it different from other lightbulbs)

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ishtanbulyesterday at 3:56 PM

very interesting. Can I control these with home assistant?

I already have a wind down dimming schedule on my entire home. It changes brightness and color temperature gradually over 2 hours. How do these bulbs compare with philips hue?

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blindriveryesterday at 5:13 AM

The blue light “science” is a fallacy. I think N=8 in the original study and the difference in sleep was about 15 mins.

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pkdyesterday at 4:18 AM

Oh very cool! Is the lamp being made in Canada?

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TZubiriyesterday at 9:33 AM

Is it possible for the bulb to gradually lose brightness as the night goes on? The default of a light bulb being as strong as 4am as it is at 1am is certainly simple, but does not make for a good nighttime experience.

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astrikosyesterday at 4:04 AM

This is amazing!

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