Oura's CEO said the hiring of Jason Oberfest marks the start of a new data- and health-focused chapter for the smart ring maker.
Smart home gym maker Tonal already has an in-store deal with Nordstrom, but Best Buy should expose the brand to an even wider audience.
Tonal, an AI-powered smart home gym company, is implementing a new way of creating customer satisfaction, partnering with Extend to offer product production on its equipment. Extend, which specializes in tech-enabled product protection solutions, will offer Tonal owners in-home service and repairs, provided they purchase protection plans.
The kit includes a Gen 3 Oura Ring, an Oura x Equinox branded ring cover, charger, leather pouch and a one-year Oura membership.
A longtime Oura devotee, Sean Brecker joins the wearable tech company as CFO after nearly a decade at Headspace.
Extend, a product protection platform launched in 2019, is helping brands like Oura by making claims easy and driving incremental revenue.
Smart ring maker Oura has also partnered with Headspace and Thrive Global, giving users acess to meditation and stress management content.
Wave Neuro uses non-invasive MeRT technology to create a personalized plan to improve people's brain health.
Founders and executives from the top fitness wearable companies spoke with Athletech News about what's to come.
Oura and Talkspace have partnered to give users new ways to share their personalized sleep data with licensed therapists.
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