Smart Ring Aims to Replace Traditional Blood Pressure Cuff
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Smart Ring Aims to Replace Traditional Blood Pressure Cuff

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A startup called Vital Signals has developed a smart ring intended to track blood pressure with the same accuracy as an arm cuff. The company, founded three years ago, hopes its device will eventually be capable of making medical diagnoses.

The $399 smart ring is being touted by Vital Signals as a potential replacement for the 150-year-old blood pressure cuff. According to Bloomberg, the ring aims to provide accurate blood pressure readings without the need for traditional methods.

While still in development, the company envisions a future where the ring can go beyond simple tracking and actively contribute to medical diagnoses. The success of this venture hinges on Vital Signals’ ability to successfully deliver on its promises regarding accuracy and diagnostic capabilities.

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