The New Type Smart Ring-No Need to Charge,:Built-in NFC chips can be used as a replacement for the Access Control card

The purpose of wearables is to make our lives more and more convenient. Don't have to carry a variety of electronic equipment, also need not always take out a cellular phone, and in addition to smart watches, bracelets, wearable device there is another more convenient form, that is the ring.

This smart ring used liquid tungsten gold, with 39 procedure, over 73 hours of continuous process, not only high strength, and don't rub off, will not cause allergies.

The inside of the ring in intelligence, embedded magnets, germanium stone and FIR energy, protects our body from the surrounding electronic equipment electromagnetic waves emitted by an injury, keep the balance of the body and health.

Intelligent ring built dual MCU NXP chip, to simulate and replication of various frequencies of non-contact IC, ID chip, whether it is a door, building door, the elevator CARDS, gift CARDS, bus metrocards and attendance card, can use the intelligent ring instead of directly.

At the same time, its internal also built into the NFC chip, with up to 106 KB/s wireless transmission speed, and write 100000 times durability, can provide the efficient and stable NFC service stability. We can keep private memos, diaries in our smartphones, and then use a smart ring as a password. Of course, the ability to unlock the phone, launch various apps and actions, and share information can be quickly identified by saving the code in a smart ring.

Intelligent ring does not need to recharge, can completely out of range and data line, and have IP68 dust waterproof level, support for iOS, Android, and WP mainstream system.

Currently, Smart intelligent Ring Ring already conducted on Indiegogo raise, the aims to raise $75000 to the early bird price $48 (RMB 326), if all goes well, is expected to ship in September 2017.

With this smart ring, commuting, consumer shopping or show smart phone notice, how see how our life more convenient, isn't it?