@avacadoo50: The boardroom was silent except for the sound of pages turning and the soft hum of the projector. A 3D model of the ring rotated slowly on the massive screen behind Lena. Today's meeting wasn't about quarterly earnings or expansion plans. It was about Schuett Tech's next major stage of product rollout. The M.I.U. Ring. Medical Intelligence Unit. After three years of research, development, and testing, the company was now preparing to begin a controlled pilot release to selected users before any public launch. Unlike ordinary smart wearables, this ring was designed to do more than count steps or track sleep. It monitored the wearer's heart rate, stress levels, blood oxygen, body temperature, and other vital signs in real time. It could detect unusual changes in the body, identify early signs of allergic reactions, and immediately alert designated contacts during emergencies. With Built-in location tracking allowed loved ones to find the wearer quickly if something went wrong. "Production costs are still high," one of the board members said, adjusting his glasses. "Even with large-scale manufacturing, the proposed retail price is too low." Lena looked up from the report in front of her. "Too low?" she repeated. The man nodded, shifting slightly in his seat. "We could easily triple the price and still sell out." Lena's expression hardened immediately. "No." The room went quiet. "I didn't create the M.I.U. Ring to maximize profit." No one said a word. Her expression remained unreadable, but the coldness in her gaze made the atmosphere in the room heavier. "I created it so people can actually afford to use it." The man opened his mouth to argue, but the look Lena gave him made him think better of it. "If someone you love collapses alone, if they have an allergic reaction, if something happens and they can't call for help, you shouldn't need to be rich to find them." Her voice remained calm, but everyone could hear the warning beneath it. "This ring stays affordable." No one argued after that. Lena let the silence linger for a moment, allowing her words to settle over the room before she leaned back in her chair at the head of the table. Then she turned her attention to Daniel. "Proceed with the testing report." Daniel stood and switched the presentation. "The prototype is performing above expectations," he said. "Health monitoring accuracy is at ninety-nine point seven percent." A graph appeared on the screen. "It tracks heart rate, blood oxygen levels, stress levels, body temperature, and detects abnormal changes in real time." He clicked to the next slide. "It also identifies early signs of allergic reactions before symptoms become severe." Several board members nodded in approval. "And the prototype?" someone asked. Daniel smiled slightly. "Working perfectly. The device is adapting well to the user's baseline health patterns and accurately detecting changes in real time." Lena's eyes flickered briefly to her phone resting beside her tablet. The screen lit up with her wallpaper. A photo of her and Miu smiling at the beach. Just one look at it made her chest tighten. Everyone in the room knew why the M.I.U. Ring existed. It wasn't because Schuett Tech needed another product, and it certainly wasn't because the market demanded it. It existed because of Miu. Because of Lena's wife. Over a year ago, Miu had suffered a severe allergic reaction while she was alone, and Lena hadn't been able to find her. She can still painfully remembered every second of that day, the unanswered calls, the growing panic in her chest, and the desperate drive across the city while her hands shook on the steering wheel. She remembered not knowing where Miu was. Not knowing if she was conscious. Not knowing if she would make it in time. --- •Continuation > Comment Section• #lenamiu #miulena #lenaschuett #miunatsha #thaigl

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