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Oura made two new patent licensing agreements with wearable competitors.

One agreement is with RingConn, which had been blocked from selling its smart rings in the US after a ruling from the United States International Trade Commission (ITC). The ITC had also blocked Ultrahuman from selling its rings in the US, and it’s still unable to.

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ŌURA Secures Licensing Agreements with RingConn and OMATE

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