Natura introduces $99 smart ring that integrates AI and health tracking features
Natura has launched Interface, a smart ring priced at $99 that combines AI capabilities with health tracking. Users can interact with various AI agents and monitor health metrics like heart rate and sleep patterns. Pre-orders are expected next month, with shipping scheduled for December or January.
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Natura's Interface smart ring allows users to interact with AI agents through voice commands, enabling task completion without needing a phone.
The ring also functions as a health tracker, monitoring heart rate, sleep, and activity levels.
Founded by Carlo Edoardo Ferraris, Natura aims to provide a more intuitive interface for AI interaction, believing that users should have constant access to their AI agents.
The ring connects with multiple AI apps, including Meta’s Muse and ChatGPT, and can control devices like computers.
Natura plans to charge a $9 monthly subscription after an initial free period, with the ring's manufacturing costs comparable to other health-focused rings.
The device is designed to have a battery life of 6 to 12 days and takes 100 minutes to recharge.
Natura's Interface aims to differentiate itself by combining health tracking with AI communication capabilities in a compact form.