What can smart rings and other wearables tell us about health? Dmitry Sergeev of ŌURA explores sensors, their limitations and AI-driven personalisation.
September 18, 2026 · Belgrade, Serbia · Talk in English
On September 18, 2026, Digital October and Haos Community hosted a talk and networking event with Dmitry Sergeev at Haos Community Space Artklasa in Belgrade. At ŌURA, he leads Health Personalization and Intelligence.
Sergeev examined the signals collected by wearables, how they inform estimates of sleep, stress and other indicators, and where blind spots remain. He also discussed AI and the role of everyday context in personalised recommendations. The talk was delivered in English; the full recording is available below.
Key questions
- What signals do wearables measure, and how should they be interpreted?
- What lies beyond the capabilities of their sensors?
- Why does AI need a person’s goals, habits and constraints alongside biometric data?
Key takeaways
- Frequent measurements make it possible to investigate long-term patterns, while data quality remains a separate challenge.
- Estimates of sleep, stress and cardiovascular indicators combine multiple signals.
- Personalisation requires more than biometrics: the speaker also highlighted goals, constraints and habits.
Venue
Haos Community Space Artklasa, Dunavski kej 48, Belgrade, Serbia.
Event time: 18:00–21:00 (UTC+2).
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