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Actxa and LIF launch smart ring partnership in Indonesia

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Actxa and LIF launch smart ring partnership in Indonesia

Actxa and PT LIF Indonesia have formed a strategic partnership to expand preventive health technology and personalized wellness tools in Indonesia. The collaboration debuts the LIF Core Smart Ring with AI Glucose Scan and adds a new commercial path for Actxa’s wearable health tech in a market facing rising diabetes risk.

Why it matters: - Indonesia is seeing rising demand for preventive health tools as lifestyle-related health risks grow. - Kemenkes, Indonesia’s Ministry of Health, reports more than 20 million diabetic adults and millions more prediabetic. - The partnership aims to make health data easier to access and more useful for everyday decisions. - The collaboration could broaden adoption of wearable-based wellness tracking in one of Asia’s largest consumer health markets.

What happened: - Actxa Pte. Ltd. and PT LIF Indonesia announced a strategic partnership on June 9, 2026. - The companies are co-branding a new product, the LIF Core Smart Ring with AI Glucose Scan. - LIF has been named Actxa’s exclusive integration and commercialisation partner in Indonesia. - The smart ring is now available through LIF’s official website and official marketplaces. - The device will soon be sold at LIF partner stores Erafone across Jabodetabek and Bali.

The details: - The LIF Core Smart Ring is designed for 24/7 wear and weighs less than 4 grams. - The ring is made of high-grade titanium. - The device tracks AI Glucose Scan, sleep duration, sleep stages, sleep quality, recovery trends, heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, VO₂ Max estimation, moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, daily activity and wellness trends. - The smart ring connects directly to the LIF mobile application. - LIF says the app turns health data into easy-to-understand insights on metabolism, sleep, recovery, activity and overall wellness. - The product also includes AI Glucose Scan powered by BGEM, which is designed to provide glucose-related lifestyle insights. - The official retail price is IDR 3,999,000. - Buyers can access 0% installment options for up to 12 months on participating e-commerce platforms and under partner store policies. - The companies said they previously worked with UKRIDA University on a clinical trial involving more than 800 participants. - That trial clinically validated the world’s first non-invasive Blood Glucose Evaluation and Monitoring technology behind Actxa’s AI Glucose Scan. - The product note says the LIF Core Smart Ring is a wellness tracker, its data is estimation and trend-based, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. - The note also advises users to consult a medical professional about health results.

Between the lines: - The deal gives Actxa a local commercial partner with consumer reach, support infrastructure and a digital health ecosystem in Indonesia. - The launch pushes both companies beyond simple step counting and into more personalized wellness guidance. - The glucose-related feature is positioned as an education and lifestyle tool, not a medical device claim. - The partnership reflects a broader regional shift toward prevention-first health products tied to daily behavior.

What’s next: - LIF is expected to expand distribution through its digital channels and retail partners. - The companies are likely to use the smart ring launch to build adoption for AI-powered wellness insights in Indonesia. - Further product and ecosystem integrations may follow as the partnership develops.

The bottom line: - Actxa and LIF are betting that preventive health tools, local distribution and AI-driven insights can make wearable wellness products more relevant to Indonesian consumers.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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