In a first for wearable tech, Ultrahuman is releasing a home health monitoring device that pairs with its smart ring. The Ultrahuman Home is designed to help users measure their personal health and correlate that data with environment data like air quality, humidity and temperature.
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Ultrahuman is adding a new feature to its smart ring this month: Stress Rhythm. Most measurements of stress use simple physiological data to measure stress throughout the day. However, the Ultrahuman Ring AIR’s latest feature seems to be taking things further by considering your stress within the context of your circadian rhythm.
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Smart ring developer, Ultrahuman, has announced plans to open a manufacturing facility within the US to help accelerate its production capacity. This is the first time a smart ring will be completely manufactured within the US. Ultrahuman says the new factory will be located in Indiana with plans on opening within the next six months.
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The Ultrahuman Ring AIR is the thinnest and lightest high-tech wearable available. Similar to the Oura Ring, Ultrahuman tracks your sleep, activity levels, and recovery. Of course, there are a few differences, which you can learn about in our video review below. Perhaps most compelling of all, the Ultrahuman Ring AIR does not require an ongoing monthly subscription.
You buy it. You own it. No additional payments are required.
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