AI in Healthcare Virtual Summit Session Recordings-Ambient and Wearable Devices Health Monitoring

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Dr. Eduard Sazonov's presentation focused on the intersection of wearable sensors, artificial intelligence, and precision nutrition. Precision nutrition aims to provide personalized dietary recommendations by integrating data from genetics, microbiomes, metabolomics, and lifestyle factors. Dr. Sazonov explored the challenges and advancements in detecting dietary behaviors using wearable devices, like automatic ingestion monitors, and discussed various modalities that measure eating habits—such as swallowing, chewing, and hand-to-mouth movements.<br /><br />His work, particularly with the Automatic Ingestion Monitor (AIM), highlights how sensors and AI help in identifying eating patterns and estimating consumption without relying heavily on self-reporting. Sazonov emphasized the technological advancements in real-time data processing and the integration of dietary data with other lifestyle factors, like physical activity and sleep, to improve health outcomes.<br /><br />He also addressed challenges like participant compliance, the diversity of global diets, and privacy concerns associated with wearable technologies. The future of this field, as envisioned by Sazonov, hinges on further AI advancements and potential augmented reality applications to guide nutritional choices actively. This integrated approach to dietary analysis can significantly impact healthcare and patient management, particularly for metabolic disorders.

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Edward Sazonov, PhD
University of Alabama,
Computer Laboratory of Ambient and Wearable Systems

Keywords

wearable sensors

artificial intelligence

precision nutrition

dietary behaviors

Automatic Ingestion Monitor

real-time data processing

eating patterns

augmented reality

metabolic disorders


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