Spktrl's AI-Powered Diamond Ring Aims to Reduce Screen Time
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Alyn Griffiths
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Summary
French start-up Spktrl has introduced an AI-powered diamond ring designed to reduce screen time by alerting wearers of important notifications through color flashes. Founded by Katia de Lasteyrie, a former LVMH innovation lead, the ring combines luxury with wearable tech.
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Spktrl was founded by Katia de Lasteyrie, a former innovation lead at luxury conglomerate LVMH, who set out to create a wearable tech object that is also a pie.
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