article_snippet.sent: If your partner is an early riser and you are rudely awoken by your partner alarm every morning, a new gadget could help you lie in.
article_snippet.sent: The alarm clock, called Wakē, rouses individuals from individuals
article_snippet.sent: The alarm clock, called Wakē (pictured) rouses individuals from individuals
article_snippet.sent: The Wakē alarm partners with an app so that users can tell the device which side of the bed they sleep on and when they want to wake up.
article_snippet.sent: This diagram shows how the Wakē gadget works .
article_snippet.sent: The Wakē app (three screenshots are shown) works like a regular alarm clock app so users can tell The Wakē app (three screenshots are shown) which side of the bed they sleep on and how and when they want to wake up .
article_snippet.sent: Once you're awoken, Wakē will reposition Wakē
article_snippet.sent: should you roll over and shut Wakē off when you get up,’ Wakē continued.
article_snippet.sent: ‘You can always snooze or deactivate any alarm using the Wakē app.
article_snippet.sent: the Wakē app works like a regular alarm clock app
article_snippet.sent: so users can say how and when users want to wake up, hit the snooze button and, importantly, tell the device which side of the bed users sleep on.
article_snippet.sent: Using a traditional alarm clock or mobile phone alarm can be annoying for couples who wake up or need to get up for work at different times, as one of couples who wake up or need to get up for work at different times cannot carry on sleeping (illustrated with a stock image)
highlights_snippet.sent: Wakē rouses individuals from individuals slumber one at a time .
  