Registry/Biometric wearables
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Biometric wearables
DEPLOY tracks 30 makers (including Oura, Whoop, and Butterfly Network), 32 models, and 56 deployments on the record, most recently Stelo at United Kingdom. AI-augmented biometric tracking devices: smart rings, watches, and bands with FDA-clearance verification anchors.
Biometric wearables span smart rings (Oura, RingConn, Ultrahuman, Amazfit Helio), AI-augmented watches (Apple Watch, Google Pixel Watch, Fitbit, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Withings ScanWatch, Garmin), and biometric bands (Whoop). Distinct from AI-primary wearable AI (smart glasses, AI pendants, tracked separately at /wearable-ai): biometric-primary devices treat AI as an inference layer on top of sensor data rather than the primary product surface. FDA clearance is the verification anchor for medical-grade claims (AFib, AHI, SpO2, blood pressure); the verified-vs-claimed asymmetry reads as cleared-by-FDA versus marketed-as-wellness. Whoop's blood-pressure warning letter and Oura's study-first cadence anchor the exemplar pair for this category.
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Companies (30)
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- Oura
Oulu, Finland · $1.3B
- Whoop
Boston, Massachusetts, USA · $1.1B
- Butterfly Network
Burlington, MA, USA · $1.0B
- Neko Health
Stockholm, Sweden · $960M
- Merge Labs
San Francisco, California, USA · $250M
- Science Corp
Alameda, California, USA · $230M
- Blackrock Neurotech
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA · $200M
- Precision Neuroscience
New York, New York, USA · $120M
- Ultrahuman
Bengaluru, India · $112M
- Happy Health
Austin, Texas, USA · $60M
- Dexcom
San Diego, California, USA · $50M
- BrainQ
Israel · $40M
Models (32)
View all →- Amazfit (Balance / Active / T-Rex / Helio)by Zepp Health (Amazfit)commercial
- Apple Watchby Applecommercial
- Blackrock Neuroport Arrayby Blackrock Neurotechcommercial
- Butterfly AI Ultrasoundby Butterfly Networkcommercial
- Butterfly iQ+by Butterfly Networkcommercial
- Evie Ring (and EvieMED)by Movano Healthcommercial
- Garmin (Venu / Fenix / Forerunner)by Garmincommercial
- Happy Ringby Happy Healthcommercial
- IpsiHandby NeuroLutionscommercial
- Lingoby Abbottcommercial
- Neko Body Scanby Neko Healthcommercial
- Oura Ring 4by Ouracommercial
Verified deployments (56)
View all →- Stelo at United Kingdomby Dexcomannounced2026-07-02
- Samsung Galaxy Ring at Stanford, California, USAby Samsung Electronicspilot2025-04-08
- Neko Body Scan at Dundee, New Yorkby Neko Healthpilot2025-01-01
- Motif BCI at Germany, Europeby Motif Neurotechoperational2024-06-01
- PRIMA BCI at Germany, Europeby Science Corpoperational2024-06-01
- Motif BCI at United States (multiple hotel chains)by Motif Neurotechoperational2024-06-01
- IpsiHand at Germany, Europeby NeuroLutionsoperational2024-06-01
- IpsiHand at United States (multiple hotel chains)by NeuroLutionsoperational2024-06-01
- PRIMA BCI at United States (multiple hotel chains)by Science Corpoperational2024-06-01
- Cognixion AR-BCI Headset at United States (multiple hotel chains)by Cognixionoperational2024-06-01
- Nia Smart Neurostimulation System at United States (multiple hotel chains)by Nia Therapeuticsoperational2024-06-01
- Connexus BCI at United States (multiple hotel chains)by Paradromicsoperational2024-06-01
Regulations (45)
View all →- EU AI Act Annex III High-Risk Compliance Deadline Extended to December 2, 2027European Union · data protection
- EU AI Act Transparency Rules: Marking and Detection Requirements (December 2, 2026)European Union · data protection
- Indianapolis City-County Council approves a data-center permitting pause through 2027 (Proposal 238), pending final commission actionIndianapolis · operational restriction
- Texas pauses new data-center grid connections pending a statewide PUCT and ERCOT auditTexas · operational restriction
- EU AI Act Article 50 - Transparency Obligations for AI SystemsEuropean Union · standard
- EU AI Act Article 99 - Penalties and FinesEuropean Union · standard
- EU AI Act: High-Risk AI System Obligations Enter Into Force (August 2, 2026)European Union · data protection
- New York imposes a temporary statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers (Executive Order 62)New York · operational restriction
- FERC orders the six RTOs and ISOs to justify or reform large-load interconnection rulesUnited States · operational restriction
- New York Legislature passes a one-year permitting moratorium on large data centers, awaiting the Governor's signatureNew York · operational restriction
- Monterey Park voters approve a citywide prohibition on data centers (Measure NDC)Monterey Park · operational restriction
- ERCOT opens a fast-track grid-connection path for large flexible loads (Batch Zero and PCLR)Texas · operational restriction
Incidents (15)
View all →- Happy Ring earns second FDA clearance for at-home sleep testingregulatory_action · 2026-06-15
- Movano Health secures FDA clearance for EvieMED Ringregulatory_action · 2026-06-15
- Butterfly Network receives FDA clearance for AI ultrasound fetal biometric toolregulatory_action · 2026-03-30
- ITC instituted an Oura patent investigation naming the Amazfit Helio Ringregulatory_action · 2025-12-18
- Class action (Rowe v. WHOOP) alleges WHOOP falsely advertised BPI as medical-gradeother · 2025-11-18
- ITC banned Ultrahuman Ring Air US imports/sales for infringing Oura patent 11,868,178regulatory_action · 2025-10-21
- RingConn settled the Oura ITC patent case with a royalty-bearing license (avoided a ban)other · 2025-10-20
- Class action (Lomeli v. WHOOP) alleges health-data sharing without consentother · 2025-08-13
- FDA warning letter to Whoop: Blood Pressure Insights marketed beyond clearanceregulatory_action · 2025-07-14
- Abbott recalls Liberta RC DBS System due to stimulation turning off at 50-day intervalsrecall · 2024-05-24
- Apple disabled Blood Oxygen on US Apple Watch to comply with a Masimo ITC exclusion orderregulatory_action · 2024-01-18
- Withings ScanWatch FDA Class 2 recall: app bug let users run ECG without physician reviewrecall · 2022-12-19
Biometric wearables on the deployment map
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Common questions
How many biometric wearables are deployed?
As of Sep 2026, DEPLOY has 56 verified biometric wearables deployments on record, most recently Stelo at United Kingdom. Each is a distinct, individually sourced field deployment, not a claimed unit total.
Which companies make biometric wearables?
DEPLOY tracks 30 verified biometric wearables makers, including Oura, Whoop, Butterfly Network, Neko Health, Merge Labs, and Science Corp, and others. Each is an individually sourced registry record.
Have there been safety incidents involving biometric wearables?
DEPLOY records 15 verified incidents involving biometric wearables, each individually sourced and dated. See the incidents section on this page.
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