GoKawiilUltrahuman disputes Oura's new patent lawsuit over Ring Pro
Ultrahuman issued a statement responding to a fresh lawsuit from Oura that asserts two patents, including one issued just two days before the suit was filed on October 22. The company said the newly asserted claims haven't been reviewed by any court, and that no injunction has been issued against the Ring Pro.
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Ultrahuman's statement suggests it views the lawsuit as premature given the patent's recency and lack of judicial review, framing it as not yet a legal obstacle to sales. The dispute adds to an ongoing pattern of patent litigation between smart ring makers as the wearables market grows more competitive.
- Oura's new lawsuit cites two patents, one issued just two days before filing
- No injunction currently blocks Ring Pro's manufacture or sale
- Ultrahuman says its retail plans remain unchanged despite the litigation
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-10-26
Published there as: “Ultrahuman pushes back against Oura’s bid to ban the Ring Pro”
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