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Ultrahuman, an Indian startup specializing in smart rings, has secured $70 million in funding, led by Qualcomm Ventures, raising its valuation to $365 million. The company aims to enhance its rings with advanced computing capabilities, enabling new applications beyond health tracking. Ultrahuman also plans to expand its market presence and strengthen partnerships in health diagnostics.
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Ultrahuman, an Indian startup specializing in smart rings, has secured $70 million in funding, led by Qualcomm Ventures, raising its valuation to $365 million. The company aims to enhance its rings with advanced computing capabilities, enabling new applications beyond health tracking. Ultrahuman also plans to expand its market presence and strengthen partnerships in health diagnostics.
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