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{{Device Infobox

|image=[[file:nod ring1.jpg|350px]]

|Type=[[Input Device]], [[Gesture Tracker]]

|Subtype=[[Hands/Fingers Tracking]]

|Platform=

|Creator=

|Developer=[[Nod Labs]]

|Manufacturer=

|Versions=

|Processor=2 Cortex M3

|Camera=

|Sensors=9-axis accelerometer

|Input=microUSB

|Connectivity=Bluetooth 4.0

|Power=23-mAh battery

|Weight=2 ounces

|Size=S, M, L, XL

|Release Date=Fall, 2014

|Price=$150

|Website=https://nod.com/

}}

Nod is a gesture control ring developed by [[Nod Labs]]. Nod can be used as a [[Virtual Reality]] [[Input Devices|input device]]. This wearable device is worn on your index finger. User can even wear two at a time, one on each hand. Equipped with sensors, processors and a Bluetooth antenna, the ring allows its user to control and interact with various [[devices]], such as a smartphone or [[VR Devices|VR HMD]], by waving, pointing and gesturing with his or her finger. The Nod Ring was released in Fall 2014 for 150 dollars.

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Gestures performed by single or multiple fingers are tracked by multiple sensors on board.

Nod is compatible with various Smart devices such as phones, tablets and TVs. It is also compatible with most operating systems such as Windows, smart devices such as Nest and iPhone and [[Virtual Reality Devices]] and [[VR Platforms|platforms]] such as [[Oculus Rift]] and [[OSVR]].

Nod is compatible with various Smart devices such as phones, tablets and TVs. It is also compatible with most operating systems such as Windows, smart devices such as Nest and iPhone and [[Virtual Reality Devices]] and [[VR Platforms|platforms]] such as [[Oculus Rift (Platform)]] and [[OSVR]].

==Hardware==