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| ==Differences between models== | | ==Differences between models== |
− | tbd
| + | {| class="wikitable" |
| + | |+ |
| + | !Model |
| + | !Sleep tracking |
| + | !Activity tracking |
| + | ! Readiness tracking |
| + | !Heart rate |
| + | during sleep |
| + | !Heart rate |
| + | during day |
| + | ! Body |
| + | temperature |
| + | !Menstrual |
| + | cycle tracking |
| + | !Blood oxygen |
| + | tracking |
| + | |- |
| + | |Generation 1<ref>Unclear as little public information. If someone used the Gen 1 ring, please double check</ref> |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Na}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Na}} |
| + | |{{Na}} |
| + | |- |
| + | |Generation 2 |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Na}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Na}} |
| + | |{{Na}} |
| + | |- |
| + | |Generation 3 |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{Ya}} |
| + | |{{MaybeCheck}}<ref>Currently in beta testing for users of Gen 3 ring</ref> |
| + | |{{MaybeCheck}}<ref>Announced for Gen 3 ring, but not currently available</ref> |
| + | |} |
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| ==Metrics provided== | | ==Metrics provided== |
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| *[[Activity tracking|Activity]] (calorie burn, steps, walking distance 'equivalent') | | *[[Activity tracking|Activity]] (calorie burn, steps, walking distance 'equivalent') |
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− | ==Exporting data== | + | == Exporting data== |
| As for most wearables, there is unfortunately no (easy) way to access all raw data from the device. But Oura offers a way to [https://cloud.ouraring.com/profile download at least all of your calculated metrics from the ''Oura Cloud'' web interface]. Beyond this, they also offer an API to automate access to Oura data in third party tools. An example implementation is the [https://oura.openhumans.org/ ''Oura'' integration into Open Humans], which automatically fetches the latest data at multiple times throughout the day. | | As for most wearables, there is unfortunately no (easy) way to access all raw data from the device. But Oura offers a way to [https://cloud.ouraring.com/profile download at least all of your calculated metrics from the ''Oura Cloud'' web interface]. Beyond this, they also offer an API to automate access to Oura data in third party tools. An example implementation is the [https://oura.openhumans.org/ ''Oura'' integration into Open Humans], which automatically fetches the latest data at multiple times throughout the day. |
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| *Herman de Vries has explored the relationship between [[HRV (Heart Rate Variability)|HRV]], [[Sleep tracking|sleep]] and [[Activity tracking|physical activity]] [https://hermandevries.nl/2020/09/23/relationships-between-hrv-sleep-and-physical-activity-in-personal-data/ by using an Oura Ring] | | *Herman de Vries has explored the relationship between [[HRV (Heart Rate Variability)|HRV]], [[Sleep tracking|sleep]] and [[Activity tracking|physical activity]] [https://hermandevries.nl/2020/09/23/relationships-between-hrv-sleep-and-physical-activity-in-personal-data/ by using an Oura Ring] |
| *Beni Kmoz used 800 days of Oura data, [https://annofoneblog.wordpress.com/2021/11/09/finding-patterns-in-my-days-a-visual-exploration-of-my-oura-data%ef%bf%bc/ hierarchical clustering and principal component analysis to understand how menstrual cycle and physical activity explain the data]. | | *Beni Kmoz used 800 days of Oura data, [https://annofoneblog.wordpress.com/2021/11/09/finding-patterns-in-my-days-a-visual-exploration-of-my-oura-data%ef%bf%bc/ hierarchical clustering and principal component analysis to understand how menstrual cycle and physical activity explain the data]. |
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| + | == References == |
| + | <references/> |
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| {{Tool Queries}} | | {{Tool Queries}} |