New Loyalty Tracker Smart Ring Can Help Catch Those

Forget Diamonds – The futuristic new digital ring could be a true symbol of firm relationships.

High-tech jewelry is being promoted to help you connect emotionally with your partner, or if they want to sync with others, grab them.

The rings made by the dating app in collaboration with Queens Tech will allow couples to track each other’s emotions – good and bad.

The creepy accountability replacement piece will be purchased in pairs and will be synchronized between partners – so both people in a relationship can use different colored LED lights to understand each other’s emotional state.

It’s like a digital emotion ring, but it’s connected to other people’s emotions.

Using artificial intelligence, each ring has a microphone and biosensor to capture heart rate, skin temperature and movement to determine how the wearer feels emotionally throughout the day in any situation.

If you want to be considered a partner of the year, the device will have important stress signals from the other person – allowing you to respond to their emotional needs without asking them or they tell you.

Additionally, the team claimed that the ring would be able to recognize other emotional states such as anxiety and sexual arousal.

It will also be complex enough to “understand the context” to increase in the partner’s heart rate or from awakening.

The thin lines of the ring will turn pink or red, letting you know if your partner is stressed or awakened.

“If your partner experiences unexpected wake-up or excitement, your ring will immediately start to emit a signed magenta glow – creating an intimate consciousness beyond distance and environment,” a spokesperson told Sextechguide.

The creators say the product brings a “new form of fundamentally human connection” and surveillance.

RAW also claims that the device will record voice modes (rather than full conversations) and “only” discard “emotional tags” to discard the original data that will be encrypted.

But what happens if your ring starts to glow when you are not with your partner – indicating what is going on?

“When things happen, you know. That’s simple,” said Marina Anderson, co-founder of Raw.

The ring can last for a fee between two weeks, and it takes about 30 minutes to get full power.

The device has not yet been launched on the market – the creator says late 2025 or early 2026. Details about the price have not been announced.

But those who want to connect with their partner (or test their loyalty) can sign up for an email update.

If you’re curious about how your partner feels – who else does they feel – the data from the ring seems to be better than the flash.