Webinars

Polar wearables range from the Polar Loop for everyday tracking and sports watches to the Polar H10 chest strap, which is used in many scientific studies for heart rate and HRV measurement. In hospitals, research, workplace health management or among first responders, however, use via Polar Flow as a consumer platform reaches its limits: in terms of data sovereignty, GDPR compliance and integration into professional systems.

In this joint webinar, Sönke Steiner (Polar) and Markus Stadler (Datico^®) show two routes with Datico^® Wearable Connect: via the Polar Flow cloud with a controlled processing layer in the Datico^® Life Hub – or via Bluetooth directly through the Datico^® Life App, with no manufacturer cloud at all, for studies with high regulatory requirements and safety-critical environments.

The second part is about analysis: the Polar data is combined with other sources and with questionnaires (Smart Forms). Building on this, references and key figures can be created (Reference Sets, Index Management), individual target profiles compared and the data exported to scientific tools, BI systems or your own applications. Afterwards there will be time for your questions to Polar and Datico^®.

Today, AI tools create a report, an analysis or a dashboard in just a few minutes. In hospitals, federations, first responder organisations and research, the next question follows immediately: are we actually allowed to do this with our data? In this webinar, Markus Stadler shows live, using one end-to-end example in the Datico^® Life Hub, how the two go together – from the data to the finished dashboard.

The decisive difference: the AI does not analyse your data itself. It uses the tools of the Datico^® Life Hub to configure analyses, dashboards and applications, and does not see your raw data in the process. The actual analysis then runs in the Datico^® Life Hub – traceable, reproducible and under your control, hosted in Germany or on-premise, with roles and permissions and a complete audit trail. For a first look, see the Datico^® Intelligence Layer.

The topics: progress and comparisons with Reference Sets, your own key figures with Index Management and target profiles, automatically generated reports, dashboards and your own applications, as well as passing data on to Excel, BI tools, scientific software or, via the Smart API, into your own systems.

Your devices produce valuable data. But today your customers expect more than an export: they want measurements to flow automatically into hospital systems, analyses, studies and AI applications – and in a privacy-compliant way. For a device manufacturer, it is hardly possible to build and maintain every one of these interfaces itself.

In this webinar, Markus Stadler shows how manufacturers can pull out all the stops in data exchange with a single, standardised integration with the Datico^® Life Hub or via Datico^® Agent Standalone: from the Smart API through HL7, FHIR and DICOM to wearables, questionnaires and handover to BI and AI systems.

The second part is about your business model: how you can provide your customers with their own data platform containing your device data via the Datico^® Device Platform, extend it with the functions of the Datico^® Life Hub – and how your devices thus become part of large projects in hospitals, Olympic training centres, federations, emergency services organisations and research institutions. Afterwards there will be time for your questions.

In elite sport, equipment often makes the difference too: the ski, the grind, the edge, the wax. But which combination really was the best under which conditions? At Ski Austria, this question is no longer answered from experience alone – the technology department headed by Michael Gufler has been working with Datico^® as its technology partner for several years.

In this webinar, Michael Gufler and Markus Stadler show together for the first time what this collaboration looks like: how the Datico^® Life Hub was introduced from cross-country skiing and biathlon through ski jumping to the alpine disciplines, why the best equipment can only be found when athlete, competition with its conditions and equipment come together in a shared data basis, and how a ski becomes an object in its own right with a history – with grinds, edges, wax and tests, linked to athletes, training sessions, competitions and weather and snow conditions.

At a conceptual level, we explain the jointly developed Ski Manager, which is now in everyday use by the technicians, and how a federation implements its own applications with Datico^® without developing software from scratch. Finally, we turn to your sport: the bike or the skinsuit in cycling, the boat in rowing and canoeing, the runner in bobsleigh and luge, the shoe in athletics, the prosthesis in para sport. More on working with federations on the page Datico^® Life Athlete for federations. Afterwards there will be time for your questions to Ski Austria and Datico^®.