Ultrahuman pushes back against Oura’s bid to ban the Ring Pro
Ultrahuman has responded to Oura's federal lawsuit alleging that the Ring Pro violates two of Oura's patents and seeking both a sales ban and monetary damages. Ultrahuman's CEO Mohit Kumar stated in an extended response that the Ring Pro is a substantially redesigned generation of the company's technology. Ultrahuman noted that US Customs and Border Protection previously found no patent violation in an earlier Oura lawsuit against the Ring Air in 2025. This marks another round in ongoing legal disputes between the smart ring manufacturers.
Key points
- Oura sued Ultrahuman over Ring Pro patent violations in Texas federal court
- Ultrahuman claims Ring Pro is substantially redesigned and denies infringement
- Oura previously secured a ban on the Ring Air in 2025 over patent dispute
- Ultrahuman disputes Oura's patent claims based on CBP prior findings
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