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Natura Unveils Interface Smart Ring Priced at Around 170 Manat
Natura has unveiled the Interface smart ring, which works with AI agents. The device costs $99 (around 170 manat). The ring is designed to let users issue voice commands, record thoughts, and manage daily tasks without touching their phone. Users simply tap the ring with a finger to submit a request. The device also tracks health and physical activity metrics.
When Interface goes on sale, it will work with AI services such as Meta Muse, Instinct, Grokbot, Claude, and ChatGPT. Users can select a separate agent for each task. For example, Claude can be selected for writing code and Instinct for making reservations. Responses will be delivered through connected headphones, the iPhone Live Activity section, or the NatureOS app.
The ring measures heart rate, resting heart rate, and heart rate variability. It also records sleep stages, daily movement, step count, and changes in skin temperature. Depending on usage, it can operate for 6 to 12 days on a single charge. A full battery charge takes 100 minutes.
Preorders for Interface will open next month. Deliveries are planned to begin in December or January. Natura set a low initial price to make the device accessible to more people, but plans to raise the price later. The service will be free for the first 3–6 months. After that, a monthly subscription will cost $9 (around 15 manat).
In everyday use, the ring can start a running workout, read out the day’s schedule, and order a product that has run out. A user who falls asleep while watching television can ask the ring to turn off the television and set an alarm for the morning. After recording a meeting, Interface can also send the notes to a colleague. In the future, the company plans to enable computer tasks such as filling out forms, finding files, and preparing presentations through voice requests.
Natura was founded by Carlo Edoardo Ferraris, who previously founded the accessories company Rolling Square. The startup’s first product was the HumanPods headphones, which connect to AI agents. The company considered the ring a more suitable device for new voice technologies. Although its production costs are comparable to those of Oura Ring and Samsung Galaxy Ring, the initial price was set low to encourage wider adoption of the product.