Join Ambiq at the Wearable Technologies Conference Europe, held as part of MEDICA. Giancarlo Candela, VP of EMEA Sales at Ambiq, will join ams OSRAM for a joint session to discuss how AI running directly on the body can turn continuous monitoring into health insights people can use.
Wearables are becoming clinically relevant tools. For continuous monitoring to be useful, a device must collect data around the clock, interpret it locally, and last long enough between charges so people keep wearing it. The session will show how ams OSRAM optical sensing and ultra-low-power edge AI on Ambiq’s SPOT®-based SoCs make this possible in smart rings, smart bands, and patches.
The focus is on FemTech and women’s health. Cycles, hormones, sleep, and recovery follow individual patterns that population averages often overlook. Devices that learn a person’s baseline can lead to earlier awareness and more personalized care.
Topics include:
- How on-device processing supports battery life, responsiveness and privacy
- How sensing accuracy and on-device intelligence depend on each other
- Turning raw physiological signals into individual trends and insights
- Designing women’s health wearables people will wear every day
Who should attend: Product leaders, hardware and firmware engineers, data scientists and digital health innovators building wearable and medical devices.
