At the desk.
Read a PDF on your AR glasses while typing on your laptop. Scroll, highlight, jump pages — all from a finger on the desktop. No voice. No hand in the air.
“The most natural human gesturebecomes the next universal interface.”
AR glasses have inherited every problem of the input devices around them. The ring solves it by disappearing — into the body, into the gesture, into the moment.
SynoRing combines high-resolution inertial sensing, full-circumference touch detection, and a phone-side compute SDK. Together they read intention before motion is complete.
Onboard 9-axis IMU reads micro-gestures of the finger. The ring knows orientation before you do.
The entire circumference of the band is a capacitive touch zone. Pair once, and the ring calibrates to your wearing angle and posture automatically.
Heavy lifting happens on your phone — gesture classification, AI intent, content routing. The ring stays cool. The battery stays full.
Read a PDF on your AR glasses while typing on your laptop. Scroll, highlight, jump pages — all from a finger on the desktop. No voice. No hand in the air.
Walking through a crowded station, AR glasses showing turn-by-turn. Public voice is awkward. Tapping glasses is stranger. A finger gesture is invisible.
Mechanical design validated. First gestures recognized. Patent applications in progress.
SDK live with select AR glasses manufacturers. First commercial bundles ship.
Consumer ring with SDK licensing for AR partners worldwide.
Move sensing from the finger to the temple. The ring becomes a layer — invisible without being worn.
First production batch ships Q2 2027. Reserve now, fully refundable until shipment.
Free worldwide shipping. 30-day returns. 2-year warranty.