Health Wearables

Body signals.
A longer perspective.

Hulin develops health wearable systems across ring, wristband and display-based forms, connecting sensing, embedded software and the mobile experience over time.

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Complete silver-and-gold ring form-factor reference on its original white background.
Ring form-factor reference · features and sensing configuration are defined per project.

A day in data

A reading has a moment.
A pattern takes time.

Sensing is only part of the product. What happens before, between and after observations shapes what the wearer can understand.

Original Chinese sleep interface showing daily, weekly and monthly views and a sleep-stage timeline.
Original supplied app interface · example data, not validated measurements.
Rest → history → perspective

One night,
seen across time.

The supplied sleep interface shows stages across a night, with controls for daily, weekly and monthly views. Signal capture, timestamps and synchronization make this kind of continuity possible.

Explore the connected software
01

Start with the signal

Sensor choice, skin contact, mechanical design and motion influence the information a wearable can collect.

02

Preserve the context

Firmware, sampling and local storage need to handle real wearing conditions, interrupted connections and incomplete data.

03

Make time useful

Algorithms and software can bring observations together across days, with clear interpretation and appropriate limits.

Two product directions

The same body.
A different relationship with information.

Two views of a rectangular wearable with a black woven wrist strap and no visible screen.

01 / Off-screen

Screenless Health Wearables

Ring and wristband forms offer a quieter on-body experience. Fit, contact and power are considered together, while the app provides space for the detail.

Explore Screenless
Black watch-form wearable with a rectangular color display and black strap.

02 / On the wrist

Display Wearables

Information in the moment. Display hardware, controls and firmware shape what the wearer can see and do at a glance.

Explore Display Wearables

Supplied product references. Features and configuration are defined per project.

Scope is evaluated per project

Define the signal.
Then build the system.

Depending on the product, sensing and algorithm work may include heart rate, SpO₂, HRV, sleep, skin temperature, stress-related indicators and activity classification. ECG can be evaluated where the sensing architecture and intended use call for it.

These are product-development directions. Supported features, measurement performance and intended use require product-specific definition and validation.

Engineering Capabilities

Let’s build what comes next

Your next wearable. Together.

Tell us what you’re developing and where you need engineering support.

Prepare a short project brief, then open it in your email app to send to Hulin.

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Your project brief
Product idea, intended use, engineering needs and any timing constraints. 20–2,000 characters.

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