OURA adds two new features of artificial intelligence that follow your meals and eat glucose

two New features driven by artificial intelligence They are now permanent additions to the OURA application, which expands capabilities Smart company ring. It is supported by a large internal language model called the OURA Adviser. One of the new features follows the user meals, with the help of images, and the other tracks the user’s glucose. There is no accurate release date for these new features.

The meal feature allows users to take pictures of their food foods to record meals, instead of writing in each component and caloric content. The AI’s AI model will define pictorial foods and provide guidance and food comments.

The meal feature also provides a dietary breakdown for the pictorial foods so that users are able to get a AT-Glance summary of the total protein, fiber, sugars, fats, and carbohydrates they have consumed. The episode can provide recommendations for the next meal to the user based on health goals.

The other feature that AI drives is to track glucose, but you cannot use it without buying a 99 dollars of steel glucose biological sensors To take advantage of it. Each sensor can be worn for 15 days. Stelo is not for adults with insulin or at risk of hypoglycemia.

By linking with the sensor, which is worn on the back of the user’s arm, the OURA application will provide glucose tracking around the clock throughout the week. The application will lead to the context of tracking, along with meals, sleep, stress and other activities that can raise or reduce blood sugar.

The OURA adviser together collects data from the new artificial intelligence features, along with other Oraa application information to provide sleep, preparation and activity recommendations.

There are no additional fees on new features, behind a glucose sensor. They are working on both iOS and Android devices. Both features will be launched at the same time in the United States, while the meal feature will be launched at the international level later this year.