The dial control of Apple Watch's digital crown, etc.
The tactile actuator inside the ring can provide force feedback and "transmit direction information" to the user; The motion sensor can sense the writing motion; Biosensors can track health data; In addition, the bracelet also supports NFC communication and can transmit identity information to a second device through wireless connection, for example, unlocking a Mac.
Apple-defined gestures include pointing a finger with a ring to another device for wireless connection, or changing the selection in the menu with a sliding or tapping gesture, and rotating the finger to indicate the device screen to flip. In addition, when the user touches or taps the surface, the ring will vibrate slightly, giving the user a force feedback. Like Apple Watch, Apple may also define it as an auxiliary health product. Because a plurality of transmitters included in the device can perform more accurate motion detection.
In addition, it also has a touch screen that supports text input methods similar to Apple Watch. Apple submits a large number of patent applications every week, and not all concepts can be transformed into final products, but Appleinsider believes that they do show the areas of interest that Apple is studying and developing.