build.well.being 2026
Assistants & Agents in Digital Health
Fri, June 19th 2026 13:00 - 16:00 CEST
Live on Youtube & on-site at Campus St. Pölten Medium Assembly Hall | Program | Register Now!
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The 10th annual build.well.being is an open access networking event for doers in Digital Healthcare. Health professionals meet developers, applied science intersects with innovative ideas from students and companies.
Assistants & Agents in Digital Health – This year’s 10th edition of build.well.being explores how AI is shifting from passive helpers into autonomous partners. The event uncovers how multi-agent AI ecosystems turn fragmented wearable data into hyper-personalized coaching, how strategic product management scales these complex solutions, and how intelligent but evidence-based clinical decision support systems are finally deployed for tangible health benefits.
An event realized by St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences and more partners. Register now!
Program
Moderation
Jakob Doppler, Academic Director Master Digital Healthcare & Director CDHSI – Center for Digital Health and Social Innovation, USTP

13:05 – 13:20 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 ⚽.
13:20 – 13:35 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.
13:35 – 14:00 Digital Health Students Pitches – Part I (5 min each)
- 🧠 TrinitySync
TrinitySync is a web-based solution that improves emergency care by providing authorized responders with quick access (via QR code) to a patient’s up-to-date key medical data—specifically allergies, medications, and pre-existing conditions—to reduce information gaps and errors during critical transitions of care. - 🧠 ReMindMe
ReMindMe is a smartwatch-based digital health concept that supports older and vulnerable individuals by combining reminders, orientation, emotional reassurance, and emergency features to enhance autonomy, safety, and daily structure.
14:00– 14:15 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.
14:15 – 14:35 Digital Health Students Pitches – Part II (5 min each)
- 🧠 ClearConnect – Tablet-Based Communication Support for Hearing-Impaired Patients
ClearConnect is a tablet-based communication system that uses visual, text, and sign language–supported interfaces to help deaf and hard-of-hearing patients express symptoms and improve understanding in medical consultations. - 🧠 MOVIVO – Your physiotherapy assistant
MOVIVO is a smart mirror–based physiotherapy assistant that objectively assesses movement quality and tracks patients’ home exercises using pose estimation to improve feedback, monitoring, and treatment adherence. - 🧠 KostKompass – Guidance for every sip
KostKompass is a mobile app concept that helps people with dysphagia safely assess and manage food and liquid consistencies, providing clear guidance to improve safety, independence, and confidence during meals.



14:35 – 15:00 Panel Discussion – Are Assistants and Robots Coming To Care?
With panelist Bernhard Dumphart (CDHSI, USTP) and Christian Jandl, Head of Digital Technologies Research Group, ICMT, USTP, NN. and NN. et al. / Host: Andreas Jakl, Deputy Director Master Digital Healthcare, USTP
15:00 – 16:00 Snacks & Drinks & Open Networking
Registration & Location
Build.well.being 2026, Friday, June 19th
- 13:00 – 16:00 CEST
- Live at Campus St. Pölten, Medium Assembly Hall, Campus-Platz 1, A-3100 St. Pölten, Austria.
Event
Build.well.being is a free of charge event realized by USTP St. Pölten with partners.
Hosted by Center for Digital Health and Social Innovation, Master Program Digital Healthcare and Joint European Master For Digital Health and Social Care .
Digital Makers Hub (DMH) and Digital Innovation Hub Ost (DIHOst) are initiatives with financial support from the federal ministry for digital and economic affairs of the republic of Austria within the research programme “Digital Innovation Hub in Österreich”.
“The E³UDRES² European University Alliance is co-funded by the European Union.





