Moderation
Jakob Doppler, Academic Director Master Digital Healthcare & Director CDHSI – Center for Digital Health and Social Innovation, USTP

13:05 – 13:30 Keynote – Wictory.AI – Programmatic coaching based on performance, recovery and nutrition data
Klaus Müller, Moonshot Projects Architect, Entrepreneur, Ex-Google, Advisor, Digital Transformation
Klaus is a Viennese serial tech entrepreneur who successfully founded JENTIS and 123sonography following a robust corporate career at Google, T-Mobile, and H3G. Wictory.ai is an AI-powered platform for elite athletes that enables programmatic coaching by analyzing performance, recovery, and nutrition data from over 100 wearable devices to automate personalized training programs. Joining us live from the US, Klaus will talk about bringing this data-driven approach to high-level ⚽ football ventures ⚽.

13:30 – 13:45 Digital Healthcare Career Talk  – Private Hospitals and Their Role In Designing the Healthcare Future
Doris Kraushofer, Lead IT Product Management, Mavie Med & Board Member of the Austrian Society for Nursing Informatics (ÖGPI) & Digital Healthcare Alumni
With a background in clinical risk management and process optimization, she plays a pivotal role in driving digitalization and efficiency in healthcare organizations. In her talk, she will discuss why roles like hers—focused on digitalization and process responsibility—are becoming indispensable in private healthcare, how organizations like Mavie Med are evolving, and why these developments are a vital (and sometimes controversial) piece of the future healthcare puzzle. 

13:45 – 14:10 Digital Health Students Pitches – Part I (5 min each)

• 🧠 TrinitySync — The Right Information, in the Right Hands, Instantly
  Armin Schlacher, Ines Mayr + Team: Susan Najmi, Mirna Elhabbak, Georg Günthör
  Every year, first responders arrive on scene without access to the most critical patient facts — medications, allergies, and pre-existing conditions — because the data exists but is scattered, outdated, and inaccessible in the moment that matters most. TrinitySync is a web application that solves this: when an emergency alarm is raised, a one-time token is automatically generated and sent to the first responder, granting time-limited access to the three most critical patient facts via a single QR code placed on the patient’s fridge — no app, no login, no delay. In our session, we will present the fully functional prototype including a live demo showing exactly what a first responder sees when they scan the code on arrival. TrinitySync is built for healthcare professionals, emergency services, and anyone invested in patient safety at the intersection of digital health and emergency care.
• 🧠 ReMindMe – Because you matter
  Aida-Rada Simai, Michael Gießenbacher + Team: Maria Broufa, Alexandra Pecinka, Lisa Schally
  The world’s population is getting older, making it more important than ever to support older adults in their daily lives through digital solutions. ReMindMe is a smartwatch application designed to help older adults maintain their independence through reminders for medications and appointments, while also providing a one-touch emergency button for added safety. In our session, we will present the concept behind ReMindMe and the buisness plan. The primary target group are family members and caregivers, while the end users are older adults with cognitive impairments. It is time to empower older adults to stay independent for as long as possible!
• 🧠 ClearConnect – where communication meets care
  Veronika Ehrenberger, Angelina Schuber + Team: Tanja Elser, Laurenz Engel, Ina Faltner, Benjamin Jungwirth
  What happens when communication in medical care fails patients? For many deaf and hard‑of‑hearing individuals, this challenge is part of everyday life. ClearConnect is a tablet‑based communication tool designed to make medical consultations more inclusive and easier to navigate. Connected to the doctor’s computer, it enables direct one‑on‑one interaction without spoken language, using sign‑language GIFs, icons, scales, and color‑coded visuals to support clear understanding.

14:10– 14:25 From Laboratory to Home Measurements: Advances of AI-based Motion Capturing
Bernhard Dumphart, Junior Researcher, CDHSI – Center for Digital Health and Social Innovation, USTP

Bernhard is a Junior Researcher at the USTP and is currently in the final stages of his PhD. His research focuses on combining gait and movement analysis with artificial intelligence. In his talk, he will present current research projects at the CDHSI and demonstrate new possibilities for measuring movement in almost any environment using only a single smartphone camera. This approach has the potential to make movement analysis more accessible, support healthcare professionals, and enable more personalized monitoring of physical activity.

14:25 – 14:45 Digital Health Students Pitches – Part II (5 min each)

• 🧠 MOVIVO – a new way of physiotherapy
  Christian Keiblinger, Chahed Rajoub + Team: Lukas Reindl, Martin Ullmann
  Movivo is a smart-mirror application with the aim to support physiothearpists in their daily work. High patient dropout rates and an ever increasing need for documentation, are straining physiotherapists and decreasing patient recovery rates. Using pose estimation algorithms, Movivo analyses exercises of the Functional Movement Screen and grades them according to specific guidlines. All of this is then presented to the physiotherapist to help him give detailed feedback to the patient.
• 🧠 KostKompass – Orientation for Every Sip
  Jasmin Pfleger, Stefanie Wedam + Team: Nina Hubeny, Sabrina Matschitsch
  KostKompass is a mobile app designed to support safer eating and drinking for people with swallowing difficulties. Using a smartphone camera and a simple syringe flow test, the app analyzes how liquids behave and classifies their consistency into levels such as Thin, Mildly Thick, or Pureed. In our session, we will present the idea behind KostKompass, show how the prototype works, and demonstrate how technology can make consistency testing easier, faster, and more accessible in everyday care. Our project focuses on improving safety, supporting caregivers and therapists, and helping people feel more confident with every sip.

14:45 – 15:10 Panel Discussion – Are Assistants and Robots Coming To Care?
With panelists Anita Kidritsch (Academic Director Citizen-Centered Digital Health and Social Care, USTP), Bernhard Dumphart (CDHSI, USTP) and Christian Jandl (Head of Digital Technologies Research Group, ICMT, USTP) / Host: Andreas Jakl (Deputy Director Master Digital Healthcare, USTP)

15:10 – 16:00 Snacks & Drinks & Open Networking