> At a Glance
> – Press-record titanium ring captures up to 8 hours of meetings
> – Button tap flags key moments and auto-transcribes in 100+ languages
> – Pre-orders open February, ships April
> – Why it matters: No more frantic note-taking or lost action items
CES 2026 attendees got a first look at a smart ring that swaps heart-rate tracking for board-room recording.
How the Vocci Ring Works
Unlike always-listening wearables, the 2.8 mm-thick band only records when you press a discreet side button. Once the meeting ends, audio is converted into a searchable transcript stored in the cloud.
Need to mark an important point? Tap the button again and the software drops a red flag plus AI-generated insights next to that timestamp.
Built for Work, Not Sleep
- Aerospace-grade titanium body
- 6.8 mm width-about the size of an Oura ring
- Designed for single-shift use; recharge overnight without data loss
- No sensors for wellness tracking-purely professional tool
| Recording Capacity | Languages Supported | First Ship Date |
|---|---|---|
| 8 hours | 100+ | April 2026 |
Because files live on remote servers, Vocci recommends slipping the ring off during sensitive conversations.
Key Takeaways
- Manual control keeps privacy fears in check
- 100-language support targets global teams
- Nighttime charging fits 9-to-5 routines
- Cloud storage raises data-security questions
If the idea of a wearable note-taker appeals, the Vocci AI ring will be up for pre-order next month.
