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TechCrunch reports that Natura’s $99 Interface ring lets wearers summon AI agents with a finger press to complete tasks, capture thoughts and control devices.
Why it mattersThe ring also doubles as a health tracker, putting AI commands and wearable tracking in the same small package. The report’s description gives no further detail on which agents or devices it supports.
Discuss: Would you trust a ring as a useful shortcut for AI tasks, or does putting another always-worn device in the loop feel like one gadget too many?
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Watch Desk Update What changedTechCrunch adds practical details on Natura’s $99 Interface ring: at launch, it is expected to connect with agents and apps including Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot, Meta’s Muse and Instinct. Responses can come through connected headphones, an iPhone Live Activity or the NatureOS app, and users can specify which agent handles a task.
The ring is also set to track heart rate, resting heart rate, heart-rate variability, sleep stages, movement, steps and skin temperature over time. Natura says battery life will be six to 12 days depending on use, with a full recharge taking 100 minutes.
Pre-orders are expected to open next month, with shipping planned for December or January. Natura says the initial $99 price is temporary: after a free period of three to six months, it plans to charge $9 a month.
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- Natura’s $99 smart ring puts AI agents on your finger - TechCrunch: TechCrunch reports that Natura expects Interface to connect with several named AI agents and apps, track specified health metrics, last six to 12 days per charge, and move from an initial $99 offer to a planned $9 monthly subscription after a free period.
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