Alloop Trio is a shape-shifting health wearable with a tiny sensor, a voice-enabled AI agent, and a few clever ideas about how wearables might be used in the future.
Imagine finishing a workout, tapping your wrist, and telling your fitness tracker, “Just finished four sets of bench presses at 150 pounds. Feeling great today.”
That’s the kind of interaction Alloop wants to make routine with Trio, a new wearable unveiled in New York City on October 21. It combines a smart ring, fitness band, and voice-enabled AI module into one modular system, but the real ambition goes beyond making another device that tracks your sleep and heart rate.
Alloop wants to turn your fitness tracker into a personal health agent you can talk to.
A smart ring that doesn’t have to stay a ring
The Cube is a 2.4-gram sensing module that pops into either a ring or wristband. Instead of buying separate devices for different activities, users can switch the same sensor between the two in seconds.
Want something discreet for sleeping? Use the ring. Prefer a band at the gym? Swap the Cube over.
