OASIS 1 smart ring turns voice input and cursor control into a wearable workflow
Matt Wolfe · youtube · 2026-07-21
Matt Wolfe highlights the OASIS 1, a titanium smart ring that tries to replace part of the keyboard-and-mouse workflow with voice and thumb gestures.
- You whisper emails, messages, or prompts into the ring’s noise-isolating microphone.
- Wispr Flow converts speech to text.
- A tiny 2D trackpad on top of the ring provides scrolling, cursor movement, and editing with haptic feedback.
- The video frames it as one of the most unusual AI devices he has seen so far.
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