Dmitry Sergeev (OURA) | Wearables + AI: What They Measure, What They Miss, and What's Coming
Dmitry Sergeev is an early employee at OURA, where he led the European Data Science team before taking on his current role leading Health Personalization and Intelligence across all of the company's products. His work spans AI, machine learning, wearable technology, and preventive health.
Alongside his work at OURA, Dima is a consultant and advisor to various HealthTech startups, helping them build their ML-based products and teams. He previously served as Head of Data Science at WeatherWell, a company exploring how climate and weather affect human health
ŌURA Ring is one of the best-known smart rings for everyday health tracking. The company has grown from a sleep-and-recovery tracker into a multi-billion-dollar healthtech platform, using continuous biometric data and AI-driven insights to make preventive health more personal and accessible.
Can we trust digital biomarkers? What can wearables really measure, and where do they fall short?
Could a single wearable become our personal health hub- for tests, diagnosis, treatment support, and even smart-home control?
Which next-generation wearables are worth watching? Will people ever accept implanted brain–computer interfaces
The most unusual smart health devices and the signals they measure
Beyond humans: how are wearables being designed for pets, and what makes them different?
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