Arcus Motion Analyzer – currently in development and funding on Kickstarter – is a ring-sized, water resistant motion tracking device that also recognises gestures.
Feeding back in real time via a Bluetooth connection, multiple devices can be worn to generate complex data and metrics.
Available from €446 (Sterling silver and topaz) to €2921 (platinum and diamond) from PaulMichaelDesign.
The bronze-infused stainless steel ‘Brick Ring’ by COVO (€36.74)
A thing you could easily get attached to.
A prototype LED ring watch created by Hungarian designer Guszlav Szilaszai – still in development but currently halfway to goal funding on Indiegogo.
The developers say it’ll be powered by a tiny replaceable rechargeable lithium polymer battery with a three year lifespan.
A new design from Donhou Bicycles in the UK that features a huge 104-tooth chainring, with a diameter of nearly 17 inches (43cm) (most road bikes have about 50 teeth in their largest ring).
Theoretically, the hand-made, ultra-low handlebarred bike – which premiered at the UK Handmade Bicycle Show in Bristol earlier this month – can reach speeds of 100mph, though it’s only been clocked to 67mph so far.
The sterling silver Nut Dice Ring ($88) from Individual Icons, what sez:
This ring is a perfect piece of jewelry for people who say that they don’t wear jewelry. It really does help with decisions (odds I stay home, evens I go out). As proper dice should, each pair of opposing sides adds up to seven.
See, now, if you had one, you could have it help you decide whether you want one or not.
A sterling silver engagement ring with white sapphire Star Trek insignia made to order by Etsy seller Val.aJewellery (€395)
Sterling silver Invaders Hidden rings (inspired by you-know-what, complete with 8-bit pixelated effect).
Aiko (top three pix), Hoshi and Yuki. €200 each from Tjep.
