Samsung is suing Oura, and the outcome will decide the future of smart rings


What you need to know

  • Samsung is suing Oura in U.S. District Court to forestall any patent claims against the Samsung Galaxy Ring. 
  • Oura has previously sued Circular, RingConn, and Ultrahuman for patent infringement and owns over 100 smart ring patents.
  • Samsung claims its Galaxy Ring doesn’t infringe on Oura’s patents and is seeking legal confirmation before its August release.

On May 30, Samsung lawyers filed a lawsuit in the San Francisco Division District Court against Oura Health Oy, asking for a declaratory judgment and jury trial. Why? Because they think Oura will sue Samsung over the Galaxy Ring — just like it sued three other smart ring makers — and want to establish legal innocence before the smart ring goes on sale.

The lawsuit documents (via The Verge) reveal that Samsung intends to send the Galaxy Ring into mass production in “mid-June 2024” and will open smart ring sales “in or around August 2024.” Samsung has long hinted at a summer Galaxy Unpacked reveal, but this is the first official confirmation.




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