Ultrahuman, a company known for its smart rings and other wearable devices, has announced that it has secured $70 million in funding. In this latest round, Qualcomm Ventures, the investment arm of semiconductor giant Qualcomm, participated as a strategic investor.
Ultrahuman is a healthcare startup that offers health-monitoring smart rings and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices. The company focuses not only on capturing physical data but also on providing users with actionable feedback through advanced analytics.
This funding aims to expand the capabilities of Ultrahuman's smart rings. By leveraging Qualcomm's technology, the company plans to evolve its smart rings from traditional fitness trackers into devices equipped with advanced computing power. This is expected to enable more detailed, real-time processing of biometric information.