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Ultrahuman launches Pulsomics platform for smart ring users to contribute health data

Ultrahuman has launched a new research platform called Pulsomics, which allows users of its smart rings to contribute their health data to scientific studies. The platform aims to collect extensive longitudinal data, including lifestyle, medical history, and demographics, to develop predictive health models. Ultrahuman assures users of robust data privacy, stating that data will be de-identified, never sold, and only used in aggregated form for research. Initially, three studies are available focusing on sleep needs, VO2 Max, and glucose metabolism, with more planned for the future. AI

IMPACT Enables collection of large-scale, longitudinal health data for developing predictive models.

RANK_REASON Product launch by a consumer wearable company for data collection.

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Ultrahuman launches Pulsomics platform for smart ring users to contribute health data

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Andrew Williams, Contributor ·

    Ultrahuman Pulsomics Invites Smart Ring Owners To Sleep Study

    Ultrahuman Pulsomics lets smart ring users easily sign up for wellness studies on topics including sleep and VO2 Max.