Summary

  • Health technology company Oura is introducing a range of new features to its Oura Ring 4 device, including improved algorithms for tracking activity and steps.
  • Using machine learning, the new system will more accurately count steps and will also come with a warning that users may see their step count reduced by as much as 20% compared with the previous algorithm.
  • The new ring will also more accurately estimate calorie burn during exercise by taking into account heart rate data.
  • Additional fitness metrics are also being rolled out, while the firm is partnering with CorePower Yoga, The Sculpt Society, Technogym, and Open to optimise user data.
  • The new features are being introduced gradually to global users.

By Andrew Liszewski

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