Origami Labs, a Chinese startup, has developed a smart ring that can turn a user's finger into a smartphone that allows him to make phone calls, receive notifications, and other features.
The intelligent ring, called ORII, comes under the slogan "Intelligent Ring Controlled by Voice", provides the user the ability to hear and talk through the finger with a touch of the ear, and provides, in a modern way, making calls and sending messages using commands Audio only.
Orgy is the world's first intelligent voice-controlled ring that can turn a finger into a smartphone. Once you touch the ear, you can make calls, send messages, set reminders, or anything else that digital assistants can do. Apple and Google existent, do.
As for the technology used by the smart ring, the company explained that it uses voice delivery by bone to transfer voice through the finger to the ear.
For other ORII specifications, Origami Labs said it supports low-power Bluetooth 4.0, which comes with a 45-hour standby battery and an 1.5 hours to talk, and it takes only one hour to charge.
The ring supports working with Android 4.4 and above, and iOS 9 and above. The ring is resistant to IPX7 water spray and is available in multiple sizes and colors to suit different tastes.
Origami Labs has launched a campaign on the Kickstarter fundraising platform, which aims to raise $ 30,000, and it collected more than $ 137,000 , although the campaign runs until August 17.
The company plans to put the ring in February 2018 at $ 119.
ORII is not the first attempt to use voice-over-the-bone technology. Previously, bracelets have been used using the same technology and can be connected to a smartphone.