Smart rings are nothing new. We have seen plenty of them that can track your daily activity and heart rate. The FemTek BBRing is focused on menstrual health. This basal body ring can track basal temperature, heart rate, HRV, and SpO2. It combines with Femtek’s cycling tracking app to provide users with ovulation predictions.

This ring lasts up to 2 full nights of sleep on a charged battery. It takes up to 15000 measurements of your skin overnight. It has a dual sensor design to account for changes in room temperature to give you more accurate readings.

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Meet the Ultrahuman Ring: a metabolic health tracking ring that takes into account your movement, heart rate, HRV, and sleep to help you better understand your body. It comes with Bluetooth 5, a 6-axix motion sensor, PPG sensor, and a non-contact temperature sensor.

This gorgeous ring has a tungsten carbide coated Titanium outer shell. It gives a movement, sleep, and recovery score. The Ultrahuman Ring is available in 4 gorgeous colors (Cyber Grey, Bionic Gold, Aster Black, Space Silver). You can find out more about it here.

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This meditation ring lasts up to 7 hours on battery. It has wireless charging. It gives you biofeedback when you are not focused or need to breathe.

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Meet the Circular Ring: a smart ring that can monitor your sleep and activity. It is a sleek ring with an infrared heart rate sensor, an interchangeable shell, and a 3-axis accelerometer. It is waterproof and runs for 2 days on battery life.

The ring weighs 4 grams and has built-in data storage space. It can connect to iOS and Android devices. Its AI assistant Kira delivers insights using your data.

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Meet OneRing: a smart wearable device that identifies Parkinson’s symptoms and generates daily reports for patients. It uses machine learning tech to generate more accurate reports and help physicians prescribe medications more accurately. The ring connects to your iPhone via Bluetooth.

The above video provides more information about this product. The project is currently getting funded on Kickstarter.

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Meet the Groove Ring: a comfortable, stylish ring for people who live an active lifestyle. It is made of high quality elastomer and has breathable inner grooves. The ring stretches under pressure and does not harm you. It is heat resistant to 500 degrees and won’t conduct electricity. More information is available on Kickstarter.

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Meet ARING PRO: a smart ring with voice control that lets you communicate with your phone more conveniently. You don’t need to touch your phone to use this ring. With one click, you will be able to initiate voice commands. The smart ring can also be used to find your phone or put it into silent mode. Want to take notes or perform a search? No problem.

This smart ring can play your music and control your smart lights. The battery life lasts for 3 hours of constant speaking. It has a range of 10 meters. ARING PRO is water resistant. You can find it on Kickstarter.

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Meet the Neyya Smart Ring: a smart wearable device that uses Bluetooth to connect to your smart devices. You will be able to use it to interact with your presentation, control your music, take selfies, and even interact with GoPro or Roku. The ring has a 3-day battery life. It works out of the box and looks sleek. More information is available here.

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The Apple Watch is already one of the most popular smart wearables on the market. But could the company introduce more wearables in the future? As multiple sources have reported, the company has applied to patent a smart ring with a touchscreen, computer processor, and wireless transceiver.

As Apple explains in its application, this ring could be used to allow the wearer get tasks done when his/her hands are preoccupied with other tasks. The ring will support voice commands and could probably be used to control other Apple devices. When Apple will introduce a smart ring remains to be seen though.

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Many people are using their smartphone or smartwatch to make payments. Kerv is another wearable device that helps you make payments everywhere you go. This is a contactless payment ring that lets you make payments without having to carry a wallet or smartphone. It is waterproof and scratch proof.

The ring has a NFC chip that lets you make payments in a secure fashion. You can also use it to access NFC-controlled locks. Kerv is made of lightweight, hypoallergenic materials. You can find it on Kickstarter.

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Smart rings are nothing new. We have already seen a bunch that let you stay connected and track your health. Talon is a smart ring controller for gaming. You will be able to use motion or gestures to play games or control apps on your phone, tablet, VR headsets, and other devices. The Talon has 12 hours of battery. It is waterproof as well.

The developers have an API for the ring. The software is open source. The above video gives you a better idea what the Talon is all about. We are still not sold on smart rings yet. But if you are interested, you can find out more here.

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