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The chip & the build

Months of trust,
on a single charge.

The latest low-power chip platform runs sensors and AI on-device — accurate, private, and weeks of battery behind it. Hardware that disappears. Trust that doesn’t.

01 — Silicon

01 — Silicon

On-device AI, on a low-power chip

The core health model runs locally on a purpose-built, ultra-low-power platform — not in a distant cloud. Lower latency, longer battery, and your raw physiological data never has to leave your wrist, your finger or your ear.

02 — Build

02 — Build

Titanium, brushed, and built to forget

The ring is machined from titanium, brushed to a matte finish that doesn’t show the day’s wear. The glasses are thin, light, and designed to be worn for hours. The band disappears on your wrist. The goal is simple: hardware you stop noticing.

03 — Battery

03 — Battery

Days on the body. Weeks on the dock.

5–7 days of continuous wear on the ring. The charging case extends that to 30+ days between mains. Nightly return-to-charge means every device tops up and syncs at once — your OSAWALLA day ends with tomorrow already prepared.

04 — Numbers

04 — Numbers

Measured, not marketed

85%+ sleep-staging agreement with PSG as a design target. Six-plus continuous vital signs. Five auto-detected scenarios. We put the numbers here because a promise you can check beats ten thousand you can’t.

5–7 d
Battery per charge on the ring.
30+ d
With the charging case between wall outlets.
100%
Core health inference runs on-device.

“Hardware that disappears. Trust that doesn’t.”

Five sensors in a closed band

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