Share & Transfer information
You can use your NFC Ring to share Wifi information, links to websites, links to pictures, contact information or whatever you think is suitable to be passed securely to your friends smartphones and tablets.
Want to be able to use your ring to open your house?
No problem. Just grab yourself a compatible NFC enabled door lock.
You can also use your NFC Ring to start apps with custom settings(parameters) which makes it a really easy way to personalize the app experience to match your ring.
No charging required
The NFC Ring never needs charging, ever.
You can use your NFC Ring to share Wifi information, links to websites, links to pictures, contact information or whatever you think is suitable to be passed securely to your friends smartphones and tablets.
Want to be able to use your ring to open your house?
No problem. Just grab yourself a compatible NFC enabled door lock.
You can also use your NFC Ring to start apps with custom settings(parameters) which makes it a really easy way to personalize the app experience to match your ring.
No charging required
The NFC Ring never needs charging, ever.
Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Bradford
Employees: 11-50
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Audrey Cap... | audrey.co |
Mentions in press and media 3
| Date | Title | Description |
| 01.10.2015 | Kickstarter campaign NFC Ring wearables launched today | Bradford, England -- 1st October 2015 Following its goal-breaking Kickstarter crowd-funding success and entry into the wearable technology market, pioneering start-up NFC Ring is pleased to announce that a new generation of NFC Ring wearabl... |
| 19.12.2014 | Happy Android Holidays: 15 Gift Ideas for Android Lovers | Disclaimer: This piece is purely my opinion. Thanks for reading! I was at the Verizon store recently, upgrading my ancient Android powered Galaxy Note 2 to the Galaxy Note 4, and I noticed that only one of the five store employees was rocki... |
| 23.03.2014 | Review: Galaring G1 NFC Ring | By Greig Strafford Reviewer Sun, 23rd Mar 2014 # Gaming # Reviews # Technology Gifts # Galaring # Nfcring FYI, this story is more than a year old In 2013, a Kickstarter campaign to fund the first NFC ring was started by John McLear, a Briti... |