Ring -shortcut every thing(logbar inc.)
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This ring allows users to control devices with gestures. It has sensors and electronics that enable gesture controls like drawing letters in the air to input text or authorizing payments with gestures. It can connect directly to devices or through a hub, and transmit alerts and payments through built-in vibration and LED lights. The ring has a rechargeable battery and precise letter recognition software. A Tokyo-based startup developed it over several years, launching the ring on Kickstarter in 2014.
Ring -shortcut every thing(logbar inc.)
- 1. This RingWill Turn Your Finger Into a Gadget-Controlling Wand
- 2. Wearable Input Device that lets you control anything. Gesture control, text transmission, payment, and more!!!
- 4. How to use :
- 5. Ultra-Small Finger Gesture Recognition Technology
- 6. The Ring is a hardware device that resembles an ordinary (if slightly chunky) ring, filled with sensors and electronics to give it the ability to control devices and render input. It can enable gesture controls, as well as text input by drawing letters in the air, gesture-based authorization for finalizing payments, and transmit alerts from connected devices via a built-in vibration motor and onboard LED.
- 7. Each Application, has its own unique gesture mark, so when you want to use it, simply perform the designated action.
- 8. Utilizing Ring’s precise letter recognition software (Ring Font), you can type letters anywhere, anytime. Now you can use Twitter, Facebook, or other social network features, send texts, and even change the station on your TV, by performing a simple gesture. Ring is also compatible with Google Glass and smart watches, giving you greater control over how you use it. Improvement of gesture recognition technology
- 9. You can connect directly or using the Hub. There are many hub devices which allow to send and receive a Wi-fi or infrared signal to other devices. These can be used with Ring’s Hub Paring feature.
- 10. Using GPS or iBeacon, you can quickly and conveniently make payments at participating retail stores, restaurants, and even person-to-person. Direct Number Payment : • Allows you to make payments directly, by tracing the number with your finger. Checkmark Payment : • Quickly make payments by gesturing a checkmark.
- 11. Three types of development methods are available for developers.
- 12. You can download Apps for RING at RING STORE
- 13. To activate and use Ring, you need to have one of following devices: ・iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch (iOS7 or higher version) ・Android (version 4.4 or higher version) ・Windows Phone ・Ring Hub
- 15. Ring has a rechargeable battery(Approximately 1000 Gestures Can be performed with a single charge)
- 16. Since 2013, Logbar inc. has been working on the development of Ring and engaging in all processes such as software, hardware, and product designs, along with its partners and members with hardware experience, such as those who have worked in R&D for small watch sensors, as well as those with experience designing IC Card-based security systems. The hardest part in Ring’s development process was the programming algorithm for gesture recognition—most of the time was spent devising how to develop the software needed to recognize gestures on the Ring device, while reducing power consumption and improving efficiency. Finally by successful funding provided by kickstarter, Logbar has launched The Ring on April 4th 2014.
- 17. WHO MAKES IT? Logbar Inc., a Tokyo-based startup WHAT DOES IT DO? Interacts with Web-enabled devices and apps via Bluetooth connection IS IT ON THE MARKET? First models funded via Kickstarter was exhibited at the SXSW Trade Show in Austin, Texas from March 9 to 12th,2014! And has been shipped to tech.market in July 2014. WHY IT’S COOL? It’s a step toward working all our electronics with just a wave of our hand