Ultrahuman Ring Air Upgrades to Track Snoring and Respiratory Health The Ultrahuman Ring Air smart ring has gained significant new health monitoring capabilities focused on nighttime breathing. The device can now track snoring and overall respiratory health through a proprietary software package called Respiratory Health PowerPlug. This technology utilizes audio analysis tools, advanced biomarker tracking, and AI processing. The goal is to provide users with a detailed overview of their respiratory stability during sleep. The company positions this as one of the most comprehensive consumer tools available for understanding nighttime breathing patterns. The system does more than just log snoring sessions. It aims to deliver a holistic and actionable picture of sleep by detailing coughing episodes and other respiratory disturbances. This data is then combined with metrics on movement, sleep fragmentation, and resting heart rate. The cross-referenced information is designed to show precisely how breathing issues affect overall sleep quality. Ultrahuman suggests the insights can be valuable for users experimenting with lifestyle interventions intended to improve sleep, such as changing pillows or trying nasal strips. The feature reveals trends and changes in respiratory health over time. However, access to this new respiratory health analysis is not included for free. Ultrahuman is placing it behind a subscription paywall. Users can pay four dollars per month or opt for an annual subscription costing forty dollars. The Ultrahuman Ring Air was already featured on Engadget’s list of best smart rings prior to this software update. The ring is known for tracking a wide array of health data and for its ability to integrate with third-party devices like continuous glucose monitors. This new respiratory tracking adds another layer to its health monitoring suite.
