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Control your AR glasses, smart glasses, headset, phone, laptop, PC, or robot without breaking the moment.

Your world, at your fingertips.

Discover SynoRing
SynoRing seen from the front, its touch surface at the top

SynoRing turns finger movements and thumb touches
into controls for your AR glasses.

Meet SynoRing

A gesture controller.
Made to feel natural.

SynoRing in Rose Gold
For your spatial world

AR control.
Without the interruption.

Your AR glasses.
Controlled from your ring.

Select with a tap. Scroll with a glide. Adjust with a circle.

01 / Input

Touch + movement

Thumb touches and finger motion work together. Tap, glide, hold, or circle to control what is in view.

02 / Experience

A smaller gesture

Designed for subtle control at your side, without speaking a command or reaching toward a floating screen.

03 / Application

Made for spatial apps

Explore music, reading, and navigation today in our interactive browser demo.

Interactive demo

See through the glasses.
Control it with the ring.

  • Tap to select
  • Glide to scroll
  • Circle to adjust
  • Hold for apps
Try the demo

One ring.
So many ways to stay present.

Your music.
Your moment.

Adjust the volume. Keep your rhythm.

Follow the thought.
Not the screen.

Move through a page with a glide.

Eyes up.
World open.

Your next direction, a tap away.

Motion and touch.
Working together.

Sensors read your movement. Touch gives it intent.

SynoRing exploded view: ceramic shell, flexible circuit, arc battery, and steel inner band
  1. 01

    Ceramic shell

    A thin glazed shell. Six touch points line its outer face, right over the electrodes.

  2. 02

    Flexible circuit

    A translucent C-shaped board with six outward-facing electrodes and the electronics for motion sensing, gesture processing, and wireless connection.

  3. 03

    Arc battery

    A curved cell that sits just inside the touch area.

  4. 04

    Steel inner band

    One piece of stainless steel. Its rims form the ring's two steel edges.

Illustrative exploded view. Parts are separated for clarity.3
The connection

From a small gesture
to an action in view.

Our integration direction connects ring input to spatial applications through a phone-side software layer. Device support will be confirmed through testing.

  1. 01

    SynoRing

    Touch and motion input

  2. 02

    Software layer

    Interpret and map gestures

  3. 03

    Your AR app

    Select, scroll, and adjust

For developers

Your app.
A new way in.

Building a spatial reader, a media interface, or something we have not imagined? Help shape how ring input fits your application.

Build with SynoRing
TapSelect a track
GlideMove through a page
CircleBring a map closer

Your context defines the action.

Get closer to
the first SynoRing.

Join the waitlist for launch updates and developer pilots.

  • SynoRing in Space GraySpace Gray
  • SynoRing in PlatinumPlatinum
  • SynoRing in Rose GoldRose Gold
  • SynoRing in GoldGold

A little more to know.

When can I get SynoRing?

Early means early. SynoRing R1 is open for pre-order and estimated to ship in Q1 2027, with free shipping within the US. Join the waitlist to follow developer pilots and production updates.24

Which AR glasses will it work with?

Compatibility is being explored. Our direction is a phone-side SDK that connects with AR ecosystems. Supported devices will be announced after validation.

Can I get involved as a developer?

We would love to hear from people building spatial interfaces. Tell us what you are working on.