New study aims to use health data from a smart ring to identify coronavirus symptoms – More than 2,000 medical workers in SF will wear Oura Rings as part of the study
A new study will evaluate a smart ring that takes people’s temperatures in an attempt to identify people who have the new coronavirus early, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.Oura Rings, which are marketed as sleep trackers, monitor a wearer’s heart rate, respiratory rate, and changes in body temperature. The devices haven’t been proven to detect...
