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Java Ring

The Java Ring is a smart ring introduced in 1998 that contains a small microprocessor. It functions similarly to a smartcard by storing data on a computer chip enclosed in stainless steel. When pushed against a reader, it can unlock doors, make payments, and take attendance by running small programs on its embedded virtual machine. While portable and durable, it had limited adoption due to its niche use and concerns over privacy.

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Java Ring

The Java Ring is a smart ring introduced in 1998 that contains a small microprocessor. It functions similarly to a smartcard by storing data on a computer chip enclosed in stainless steel. When pushed against a reader, it can unlock doors, make payments, and take attendance by running small programs on its embedded virtual machine. While portable and durable, it had limited adoption due to its niche use and concerns over privacy.

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Java Ring

Presented by :-
KiranKumar Kumavat

Guided by:-
Dr. Darshna Rajput
Introduction
• Java Ring is a finger ring that contains a
small microprocessor.

• It is a sort of a smartcard that is wearable on


a finger.

• The Java Ring is a stainless-steel ring, its size


is 16- millimeters (0.6 inches) in diameter.
(Cont…)

Introduction

• That houses a 1-million-transistor


processor, called an iButton.

• The ring has 134 KB of RAM, 32 KB of


ROM.
Java Ring
History
• The java ring was introduced at Sun
Microsystems, in March 1998.

• It was developed by Dallas Semiconductor.

• Java ring has been tested at Celebration


School, just outside Orlando.
(Cont…)

History
• The rings are given to students and have
been programmed to.

• store electronic cash to pay for lunches.

• automatically unlock doors.

• take attendance.
Java Ring In Its Natural
Environment
Components
• Java virtual machine(JVM)

• RAM

• ROM

• Blue Dot Receptor


JAVA VIRTUAL MACHINE
(JVM)

• It’s a piece of software,recognizes java


language.

• Translates into byte code with can be used


the sysytem.

• Preloaded with small programs.


Working
• Whenever the user pushes his ring on a
ring reader(Blue Dot Receptor), the
corresponding application will take place.

• The jewel of the java ring is the iButton.

• iButton is a computer chip enclosed in a


thick stainless steel can.
(Cont…)

Working
• Java Ring uses 1-wire protocol for
communication with the host and the
iButton.
i - Button
• iButton is the computer chip enclosed in
thick stainless steel can.

• It was originally called touch memory


device later renamed as iButtton.
(Cont…)

i-Button
Blue Dot Receptor
Blue Dot Receptor

• Java ring is programmed with the applets


and programming is done according to our
application.

• Whenever user pushes his ring on blue dot


receptor, the corresponding application
will take place.
Advantages
• Ideal where information need to travel with person.

• More secure than using passwords.

• Portable.

• Ruggedness.

• Wearable.
Disadvantages
• Many organization doesn’t know the
existence of java ring.

• i-button have limited memory.

• Loss of privacy.
Conclusion
• It is highly durable.

• It can be attached to a wide variety of


accessories like keychain etc.

• The key issue about a java ring that you


need to have all the time to access the
application.
(Cont…)

• Latest Technology

• Can be highly successful in market in


future.

• More durable because of its stainless steel


armour.
References
• http://www.javaworld.com

• http://www.people.uchicago.edu

• http://www.electronics.howstuffworks.co
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THANK YOU

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