AnySleep Shatters the 30-Second Sleep Barrier

🔥 What happened FH Aachen researchers released AnySleep, an open-source model that reads EEG sleep data second-by-second instead of in 30-second blocks. Trained on roughly 20,000 subjects and published in npj Digital Medicine. 💡 Why it matters Standard scoring swallows brief wake events lasting just seconds — often the clinically interesting ones. AnySleep gives a 30x finer time grid and runs fully local, so sensitive patient data never leaves the machine. ⚡ Our take A serious open-science flex from a German applied-sciences school — though without diagnostic clearance it stays a research tool for now. Anyone building clinical sleep pipelines should still put it on the radar.