Vocci Launches $249 Smart Ring for AI Meeting Transcriptions
Hardware maker Vocci has released a $249 smart ring built for automated meeting transcription, providing eight hours of continuous recording per charge in a compact titanium form factor.
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Hardware maker Vocci has released a $249 smart ring built for automated meeting transcription, providing eight hours of continuous recording per charge in a compact titanium form factor.
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