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New York (CNN) — Samsung is looking into new wearable devices, potentially including earrings and necklaces, amid an industry-wide push to develop new types of AI-powered consumer electronics.

AI could enable a new wave of devices that allow users to communicate and get things done more quickly without having to take out a phone, Won-joon Choi, chief operating officer for Samsung’s mobile experience division, told CNN this week.

For Samsung, these types of new devices could be something you wear around your neck, dangle from your ears or slip on your finger.

“We believe it should be wearable, something that you shouldn’t carry, (that) you don’t need to carry,” he said. “So it could be something that you wear, glasses, earrings, watches, rings and sometimes (a) necklace.”

Choi’s comments underscore the opportunity tech giants see to develop new hardware products around AI, a technology that some say is expected to be as impactful as the internet itself.

AI services like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini have moved beyond basic text prompts and are getting better at handling complex tasks. That’s led tech giants to look into devices that require less manual input than smartphones, which largely require typing and swiping on screens.

That search is already in full swing, starting with smart glasses. Meta has touted its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses, of which 2 million have been sold since 2023, as a success. The Facebook parent also recently acquired a minority stake in Ray-Ban parent company EssilorLuxottica, according to Bloomberg, further indicating the company’s interest in AI-powered wearable gadgets.

Samsung, Google and Snap are also developing smart glasses, while OpenAI and ex-Apple designer Jony Ive are collaborating on a mysterious new AI device for next year.

When CNN asked Choi whether Samsung is actively looking into developing earrings or other smart jewelry, like a pendant or bracelet, Choi said the company is “looking at all kinds of possibilities.”

“What do you wear? Glasses, earrings… necklaces, watches and rings, something like those,” he said.

However, that doesn’t mean those possibilities will become products. Samsung and other tech companies routinely develop prototypes and evaluate new technologies internally without bringing them to market.

Some tech startups have already unsuccessfully tried to develop new AI gadgets to replace smartphones at certain tasks.

The Humane AI Pin, created by a pair of Apple veterans, flopped because of its high price and buggy performance. The company shut down the product and sold parts of itself to computing giant HP in February. Another device called the Rabbit R1 also launched to a lackluster reception last year, although it’s undergone significant updates since then. And a startup called Friend created an AI necklace that’s meant to be a digital companion, although its launch has been delayed until the third quarter of this year.

Samsung’s approach, unlike some of these options, will involve a device that’s a companion to your phone rather than a standalone product, similar to the company’s smartwatches, according to Choi.

And the company’s upcoming smart glasses, which it hasn’t revealed many details about yet, could be just the start.

“We are actively working on glasses, but some people do not want to wear glasses because they change their look,” he said. “So we are also exploring other types of devices.”

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Highlights

• Landmark multi-year agreement strengthens UFC GYM and MMA.INC alliance, supporting the global rollout of 45 new gyms in 2025 and accelerating the expansion of UFC GYM’s high-growth BJJ program—powered by MMA.INC’s category-leading software.
• BJJLink.com is the definitive all-in-one operating system for martial arts-first businesses—optimizing member management, driving revenue growth, and unlocking scalable monetization for franchisees.
• Builds on MMA.INC and UFC GYM’s broader strategic partnership to integrate the Warrior Training Program across a network of 150+ locations worldwide.
  

New York, NY, July 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —

Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited

(NYSE American: MMA) (“MMA” or the “Company”), an NYSE American listed innovator at the intersection of combat sports and digital transformation, has announced an expansion of its strategic technology partnership with

UFC Gym Group

who are selecting

BJJLink.com

as the official gym management software platform for all new UFC GYM BJJ franchise studios.

This extension of the existing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) agreement follows

UFC GYM’s landmark global expansion announcement in February

and solidifies a deeper alignment between UFC GYM’s fast-growing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) program and MMA.INC’s category-leading gym software. This announcement capitalizes on the growth in BJJ, reinforced by UFC’s recent launch of their new premier BJJ live event series, UFC BJJ 1.

BJJLink.com

, powered by MMA.INC’s

Martial Arts Technology

, will serve as the digital backbone of UFC GYM’S new BJJ franchise studios. Designed specifically for martial arts-first businesses, the platform equips franchisees with a modern, all-in-one operating system that streamlines member management, drives revenue, and unlocks new monetization opportunities. Key features include:

• 
  Mobile check-in and self-service kiosk systems
  
  to reduce front-desk friction and enhance member experience
• 
  Curriculum and belt progression management
  
  with digital tracking tools aligned to structured programs
• 
  Smart class and staff scheduling
  
  with real-time attendance and performance visibility
• 
  Payment infrastructure
  
  , including recurring billing, retail sales and a customizable in-app transaction layer that supports Stripe and a growing list of other global processors
• 
  Referral tracking and affiliate logic
  
  to power grassroots growth and incentive campaigns
• 
  Built-in CRM and e-commerce automation
  
  , enabling franchisees to engage leads, sell merchandise, and convert visitors, all from one centralized platform

Under the terms of the expanded agreement, UFC GYM franchisees will gain access to BJJLink Admin+, a powerful all-in-one platform designed to simplify operations and drive growth. UFC GYM BJJ Studio Franchisees will benefit from streamlined class scheduling, automated billing, digital curriculum tools, and built-in referral tracking, removing administrative overhead and enabling staff to focus on member experience. Standardized pricing across locations and centralized reporting through a master admin dashboard provide both flexibility and oversight, helping franchisees scale confidently while staying aligned with brand standards.

“The BJJLink platform offers an intuitive and powerful back-end that empowers our coaches and BJJ studio franchisees to focus on what matters most, training and community,” said

Adam Sedlack

, CEO of UFC GYM. “This agreement gives us the technical scalability and operational consistency needed to support our ambitious rollout of new BJJ studios globally.”

The new UFC GYM BJJ studios, purpose-built spaces dedicated to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, are part of UFC GYM’s mission to redefine fitness and martial arts for modern athletes. The brand plans to open more than

45 new gyms in 2025

, with many of the BJJ-first models ranging from 2,000 to 5,000 square feet and featuring advanced mat spaces, recovery zones, and family-friendly programming.

“This extension validates our shared belief that the future of martial arts training is both physical and digital,” said

Nick Langton

, CEO of MMA.INC. “We’re proud to be the technology engine behind UFC GYM’s BJJ studio model and to deepen our long-standing relationship with the preeminent name in martial arts training.”

BJJLink is already used by hundreds of martial arts academies around the world and has seen increased demand from franchise operators seeking more streamlined onboarding, revenue analytics, and student engagement tools.

MMA.INC and UFC GYM intend to co-launch the new BJJLink-powered UFC GYM BJJ studio software at select international locations during H2 of 2025.

MMA.INC’s recently announced an international push, expanding BJJLink into Latin America and launching a marquee partnership with Gracie Allegiant HQ and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu legend Clark Gracie.

About Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited

MMA.INC (Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited) is revolutionizing the combat sports industry by driving participation and engagement across fans, athletes, coaches, and gym owners. The company operates four core business units:

With over 5 million social media followers, 530,000 user profiles, 50,000 active students, 18,000 published gyms and 800 verified gyms across 16 countries, MMA.inc continues to transform the martial arts landscape and deliver unparalleled value to its stakeholders.

For more information, visit

www.mma.inc

or follow us on social media:

ABOUT UFC GYM





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UFC GYM

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is the first major brand extension of UFC

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, the world’s premier MMA organization, created in alliance with New Evolution Ventures™ (NeV), developers of many of the world’s most successful fitness brands. As the first to unite the benefits of MMA with fitness, the brand is not what you expect, and more than you can imagine. UFC GYM’s TRAIN DIFFERENT

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approach provides members with the ultimate fitness experience and programming that secures results for all ages and training levels. With over 150 locations opened and 700 additional locations currently in development globally, UFC GYM has revolutionized the fitness industry and positively impacted countless lives worldwide. UFC GYM offers the opportunity to own and operate a franchise domestically and internationally. For more information, please visit

www.ufcgym.com

.

Follow UFC GYM through the below platforms:

• 
  FACEBOOK
  
  – Facebook.com/UFCGYM
• 
  YOUTUBE
  
  – Youtube.com/UFCGYM
• 
  INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK & X
  
  – @UFCGYM
  

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