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Supported doorbell sounds can trigger an assistive vibration without requiring you to keep watching the phone.
SENSRING combines supported environmental sound recognition with wearable haptic feedback. Your smartphone detects supported doorbells, alarms, baby cries and car horns, then sends a vibration alert to the ring through Bluetooth. Live captions can also support everyday communication.
Vibration sent to the ring · On-device recognition
Designed around specific moments where missing a sound can affect daily life.
Supported doorbell sounds can trigger an assistive vibration without requiring you to keep watching the phone.
Recognise supported smoke and fire alarm sounds and receive an assistive alert on your finger.
For deaf parents and caregivers, supported baby-cry recognition can add a vibration alert from another room.
When a supported horn is detected, the ring can provide another cue while cycling, walking or commuting.
A quiet assistive process designed to reduce dependence on looking at the screen.
Supported sound recognition runs locally on the phone for selected scenes.
The app evaluates the detected sound against the scene you selected.
Bluetooth sends the alert to the ring so the cue arrives as touch.
A mother, her baby, and an ordinary day in a family with hearing loss.
Practical comparisons for Deaf and hard of hearing people, families and employers — written around real situations rather than product features.
SENSRING is assistive technology, not a replacement for hearing or professional safety systems.
Sound recognition and the Bluetooth connection depend on the phone. Distance, battery and disconnection affect alerts.
TV audio, conversations, walls and device placement can affect sound detection. Test your own environment.
Use adjustable vibration strength and the hand that notices the ring most clearly.
Do not replace smoke alarms, care arrangements or professional equipment with an assistive alert alone.
Available for Android and iOS.
Available on Huawei AppGallery. Install the app, connect the ring and choose a supported scene.
Available on the App Store. Install the app, pair the ring and test the alert on the finger that notices it best.
No. It does not amplify sound or replace hearing aids, cochlear implants, medical devices or professional safety systems.
Yes. The phone performs sound recognition and sends alerts to the ring over Bluetooth. Keep both charged and within connection range.
Core sound recognition runs on the phone and does not require a continuous network connection. Some cloud services may still use the internet.
Yes, but confirm the recipient's willingness, ring size, phone compatibility and everyday use case before choosing it.
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