News Summary

Ultrahuman has launched a new smart ring, the Ring Pro, with a redesigned form and extended battery life to revive its U.S. business disrupted by a patent dispute with its competitor, Oura. The Bengaluru-based startup’s U.S. operations were hindered in October 2025 when a ruling favored Oura, halting new ring imports. The Ring Pro, which features a 15-day battery life, improved heart-rate sensing, and a new dual-core processor, has been submitted for U.S. clearance. Despite the setback, Ultrahuman continues to thrive globally, maintaining a $150 million annualized revenue run rate. The startup also introduced Jade, a real-time biointelligence system providing actionable health insights. Ultrahuman’s user base has expanded, especially among women, and its key markets include the UK, Canada, Australia, and India. The company’s venture into advanced wearables is supported by significant investments and a robust market presence.