The world’s smallest smart ring signals Oura’s move from wellness tracking toward proactive, personalized health guidance. Wearable technology is usually patterned as more sensors, more features, more data. Now, health tech company ŌURA is taking a different approach. Its newly unveiled Oura Ring 5 is 40% smaller than its predecessor, making it what the company calls the world’s smallest smart ring. Yet the significance of the launch isn’t really about size. Instead, ŌURA’s latest device points to a trend unfolding across the longevity sector: the transition from tracking health to helping people protect it actively [1]. Most wearables have become…
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