A physical control layer
Control everything.
Without touching anything.
A wearable ring for devices, apps, and systems.
One motion. Real feedback. No screen required.
A physical control layer
A wearable ring for devices, apps, and systems.
One motion. Real feedback. No screen required.
The Concept
Not a smart ring.
Not a sensor.
A physical control interface
for digital systems.
Gesture input guesses. Cameras misread. Voice fails in a noisy room.
PAIRING uses physical rotation — you feel every step.
One motion. Every device.
AR / VR
Navigate spatial interfaces. Scroll menus, dial precise values, confirm — without air-tapping or hand tracking errors. Tactile certainty in mixed reality.
Music & creation
Tactile knob for DAWs, mixers, plugins. 36 detents per turn.
Presentations
Advance slides, control pace. Worn — never dropped.
Television
No more remote. Volume, channels, menus — at your fingertip.
Automotive
Eyes on the road. Hand on the wheel. Control without looking.
Smart home
Lights, climate, scenes. One ring. Every system.
Games
A new analog axis. Precise. Instant. Worn.
Accessibility
Single-motion control for people who can’t use touchscreens reliably.
The Product
Machined. Weighted. Worn.
Not a controller you hold.
A layer you wear.
36
Detents per turn
72h
Battery life
3
Sizes
1
Axis. Every device.
Pairing
The ring works alongside what you already own — phones, headsets, screens, smart-home hubs. One physical layer. Every digital system.
For developers
PAIRING fires rotation events the way a mouse fires clicks. No gesture recognition. No machine learning errors. Integrate once.
iOS · Android · Windows · visionOS · Unity · Unreal · Web Bluetooth.
Current state
Roadmap
V1 — Proof of concept
Rotation mechanics validated. First wearable prototype.
V2 — Electronics complete
Chip + battery integration. 2× size reduction. SDK alpha.
V3 — Casing & finish
Final industrial design. Material selection. Pre-production run.
Sensor expansion
Pressure, proximity, biometric layers.
Scale
OEM licensing. Platform integrations. Distribution.
The way a crown turns on a watch —
that is what digital control
should have always felt like.
Principle behind PAIRING
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The alternative
Each existing approach breaks down exactly where precision matters most.
PAIRING fills the gap they all leave open.
Alternative 01
Gesture control
Works well in demos. In practice: hand position fatigue after 90 seconds, zero tactile confirmation, and cameras fail in poor light. You never know if the gesture registered until you look at the screen.
Alternative 02
Voice commands
Great when you’re alone. Fails in open offices, public spaces, and any situation where speaking is disruptive. Privacy problem. Latency problem. Not silent, not discreet.
Alternative 03
Touchpad / touch
Requires a surface and your eyes. Moving between screen and trackpad breaks flow. No absolute position. In AR/XR there is no surface at all — touch simply doesn’t translate.
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