Serge Ibaka gives us the first glimpse of what the NBA bubble ring looks like.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, sports around the world came to a halt. With cases decreasing, many leagues have planned for their return.
With NBA season set to restart at the end of July at Orlando's Disney World, a number of precautions have been put in place, one of them is the NBA's new partnership with Oura, creating a wearable device "smart ring" to detect potential symptoms associated with COVID-19.
Although, it's not mandatory. Players will have the option to wear Oura’s titanium ring that monitors heart rate, heart rate variability, respiratory rate, and temperature, to name a few things, that will calculate a Risk Score in an attempt to catch the silent spread of COVID-19 by flagging potential onset symptoms.
