OK, I think I can address this:
Short Answer: Check/Adjust your Zigbee/Hue channels and a few inches apart should be sufficient (in my experience).
Needlessly Long Answer:
So. Looking at your hubs:
Ring -- WiFi
Hue Bridge -- Zigbee
Insteon -- 918 MHz
Hubitat -- Zwave & Zigbee
The Hue and Hubitat should be separated by a bit because the Zigbee radios in the two of them are possibly on the same channel. You may want to change the channels in the two devices to make sure they are on different channels, AND you'll probably want to deconflict them from your 2.4GHz WiFi network. If you dig around in these forums, you'll likely see some advice on the matter.
Since the Ring runs on WiFi, it shouldn't be an issue (except as part of your broader WiFi network), since you'll have already deconflicted the Zigbee!
Similarly, the Insteon likely won't conflict with anything either. Zigbee can run at 915Mhz (at 40Kbps), but most US devices run at 2.4 Ghz. And Zwave is typically on 908.4 MHz (but can operate at 916MHz) in the US.
If possible, separate the Hue Hub and the Hubitat by a reasonable amount. Mine are about 6" apart in a closet, along with my Zwave Toolbox, and I have no apparent problems.
My 2.4Ghz WiFi is operating on Channel 11 and Channel 6, and my Hue is operating on Channel 15, the Hubitat Zigbee channel is 14. My WiFi hotspots are no closer than 12 feet to any of my hubs.
Now, having said all that, I think a lot is going to depend on the density of your devices, and thus network traffic. I have relatively few <40 devices, of which Zigbee/Hue takes pride of place in quantity, with Zwave bringing up the rear, and no Insteon devices. I don't have Ring, but I do have a fair number of Nest devices (2 Thermostats, 3 Protects, and 2 or 3 temp sensors), which are WiFI like Ring.
Truth be told however, I think in most cases a few inches of separation will be sufficient, perhaps not ideal, but sufficient.
Others may have more experience or more wisdom to impart on this subject though!
Scott
