VTouch unveils the WIZPR RING, an innovative ring that allows users to whisper commands to ChatGPT and other AI assistants. Awarded at CES 2024, this fashion accessory changes the way we interact with our digital assistants, setting new standards for privacy and interactivity.
In an age where our devices are always present, VTouch introduces an elegant solution for those who want more discretion and style in their digital lives. A smart ring Combining advanced technology and fashion design, WIZPR RING promises a new era of artificial intelligence interaction.
VTouch's WIZPR RING smart ring is not only a fashion accessory, but also a high-tech device that allows users to whisper communicate with AI like ChatGPT and Siri. With a proximity sensor and a microphone that filters out ambient noise, WIZPR RING provides, so that your commands are heard clearly and without interference. The device, which works without waking up with voice commands, is activated only when you bring it to your mouth, ensuring an unrivaled level of privacy.
A key feature of the ring is its ability to connect to a smartphone via Bluetooth, serving as an intermediary between the user and the AI. Users can manage their calendars, messages, email and even receive weather updates without ever picking up their phone. In addition, the WIZPR RING activates SOS mode in an emergency by pressing the button five times, sending location and emergency alerts to selected contacts.
Designed with durability and style in mind, the WIZPR RING comes in eight sizes and is made from a combination of titanium and epoxy resin. With a promise of up to 66 hours of connection, this ring represents the ideal balance between technology and aesthetics.
VTouch's WIZPR RING opens the door to new possibilities of human-machine communication, with a whisper. Combining advanced technology, privacy and style, the WIZPR RING is not only a step forward in the world of wearable technology, but also a statement about how we want to interact with our digital assistants in the future.
