28 Apr | SOLD OUT - CHICC Office Hours: Connected Health, Wearables and Sensor Data, with Harry Gasiamis

• Do you want to leverage wearable sensor data to inform and strengthen your commercialisation strategy?

• Would you like to understand how integration of Garmin Health wearable technology and sensor data could enhance your healthcare solution?

• Are you curious to understand what types of data are accessible and how they can support your product development journey?

Sign up today for a tailored one-on-one CHICC Office Hours session with wearable data expert Harry Gasiamis, Garmin Health.

With over thirty years’ experience in consumer electronics, Harry has been driving the rapid growth of the Garmin Health division at Garmin Australasia for the last 15 years.

As a member of the global Garmin Health team in Melbourne, Harry is instrumental in fostering relationships across the insurance, research, healthcare and corporate wellness sectors to develop innovative health and wellness solutions, leveraging Garmin smartwatch and sensor data.

Working closely with startups and scaleups, Harry helps teams to accelerate scalable, evidence‑driven products that meet real‑world user and customer needs, through integration of Garmin wearables and sensor data into digital health solutions. Sitting uniquely at the intersection of hardware and software, he offers a practical, partner‑focused perspective on how founders can unlock wearable insights to power new models of care, prevention and engagement.

During your personalised one-on-one session, you’ll have the opportunity to explore topics such as:

• Wearable integration to support commercial strategy: Explore how Garmin wearables and sensor data can strengthen your value proposition, differentiate your product and boost your real‑world evidence base.

• Accessing Garmin Health data: Discuss the technical and commercial pathways to accessing sensor data, including SDKs and APIs, and what’s realistically involved for startups at different stages.

• Data reliability and clinical relevance: Unpack data reliability of consumer wearables, which metrics matter for clinical or research use, and where the line sits between “fitness toy” and digital health tool.

• User privacy, consent and trust: Talk through wearable data privacy, consent, transparency and governance to understand compliance and optimise trust.

• The value of wearables and AI: Understand how continuous data generation from wearables can power AI models and create smarter, more personalised digital health solutions.

• Preventative health care: Explore how wearables can support early risk identification, behaviour change and long‑term condition management.

• Regulatory context for consumer‑grade wearables: Clarify how regulators view consumer wearables and sensor data and what this means for your evidence, claims and commercial strategy.

Did you miss out? Submit an EOI for a future opportunity to meet with Harry Gasiamis via email to chicc@andhealth.com.au