Vocci released a smart ring for recording meetings

Company Vocci introduced a wearable device in the form of a ring designed for automatic recording and transcription of business meetings. The gadget weighs significantly less than standard recorders and integrates with cloud services for real-time audio processing.

The cost of the device is $249. The ring is equipped with a microphone system optimized for capturing speech in office noise conditions and supports synchronization with a mobile app via Bluetooth. The device automatically translates audio into text, highlighting key theses and tasks set by the participants in the negotiations.

Technical specifications include a built-in battery providing up to 6 hours of continuous recording and a secure data transfer protocol. Developers claim that audio processing takes place on servers using encryption algorithms, but experts are already pointing to potential privacy risks when using the device in closed premises.

The Vocci Ring product is targeted at the corporate segment and users who require an inconspicuous tool for meeting protocol management. The device complements the market of wearable AI assistants, offering an alternative to chest cameras and smartphones, which often create a psychological barrier for interlocutors during discussions.

The release of this form factor marks a transition from software solutions for meeting recording to specialized hardware. In the near future, the company plans to expand the functionality by integrating with popular CRM systems and calendars for automatic filling of reports after session completion.