  We present two novel dressed inductive ring trap geometries, ideal for atom
interferometry or studies of superfluidity and well-suited to utilisation in
atom chip architectures. The design permits ring radii currently only
accessible via near-diffraction-limited optical traps, whilst retaining the
ultra-smooth magnetic potential afforded by inductive traps. One geometry
offers simple parallel implementation of multiple rings, whereas the other
geometry permits axial beam-splitting of the torus suitable for whole-ring atom
interferometry.
