Ultrahuman, a company known for wearable devices including smart rings, has announced the rollout of its "Biological Age" model—a feature that quantifies users' physical condition—across the United Arab Emirates (UAE) through its platform.
The newly introduced "Biological Age" model analyzes vital data collected by Ultrahuman's smart rings, such as sleep, activity levels, and heart rate variability (HRV), to calculate an individual's physical health index, which differs from their chronological age. This metric enables users to intuitively track their progress in maintaining and improving their health.
Ultrahuman achieves the visualization of health status by combining high-precision data collection capabilities from wearable devices with proprietary algorithms. This expansion into the UAE market is part of the company's broader global healthcare service expansion strategy, leveraging personalized health insights driven by data analytics as a core strength.
Moving forward, the company plans to continuously improve the accuracy of biometric data and deepen its analytical technology, aiming to provide a globally accessible health monitoring experience rooted in preventive medicine.