It claims Ultrahuman's Ring Pro violates two separate patents, including a brand new one.
By Steve Dent Oct. 23, 2026 5:59 am EST Daniel Cooper for Engadget Add Engadget on Google: Google DiscoverLast year, Oura successfully sued Ultrahuman and got a court to block sales of its Ring Air product in the US. Now, Oura has sued Ultrahuman again in a Texas federal court over its latest product, the Ring Pro, saying it violates two of its patents involving design and internal components, according to a Oura's blog post. Oura is seeking monetary damages and wants to (again) stop Ultrahuman from selling its latest wearable.



