Focus Areas
Global Perspectives on Women's Health
Global Perspectives on Women's Health
Examining health experiences across continents and how AI and spatial intelligence can bridge disparities and advance health care.
Artificial Intelligence and Spatial Intelligence in Women's Healthcare
Artificial Intelligence and Spatial Intelligence in Women's Healthcare
Exploring how AI can detect patterns, predict risks, and personalize care: while spatial intelligence powers immersive training, 3D visualization, digital twins, and geospatial navigation for greater access.
Equality and Access to Emerging Technologies
Equality and Access to Emerging Technologies
Addressing socio-economic and geographical barriers that prevent women in impoverished communities from benefiting from quality health care through AI-driven diagnostics and spatially aware health solutions.
Women Innovators: Driving solutions in Health
Women Innovators: Driving solutions in Health
Highlighting the contributions of women technologists, researchers, and entrepreneurs at the intersection of AI, spatial intelligence, and healthcare.
Cultural Sensitivity in Health Technology Implementation
Cultural Sensitivity in Health Technology Implementation
Designing solutions that respect local contexts. How AI solutions and spatial tools can be adapted to local values, cultural practices, and patient trust.
The Future of Women's Health: Challenges and Opportunities
The Future of Women's Health: Challenges and Opportunities
Looking ahead at wearable technologies, AI-powered personalized medicine, and spatial intelligence for clinical training, patient education, and greater access worldwide.
Who Will Attend
Healthcare Professionals and Researchers
Doctors, nurses, and medical researchers who are dedicated to improving women’s health outcomes. Their clinical expertise and insights into patient care will enrich discussions on practical applications of technology in healthcare settings worldwide.
Technologists and Innovators
Software developers, AI specialists, and innovators at the forefront of health tech. Their knowledge of technological capabilities and limitations will help identify feasible pathways to address current challenges in women’s health.
Policy Makers and Advocates
Government officials, non-governmental organizations, and advocates committed to building policies that promote equitable healthcare. Their influence is vital in developing systemic changes that elevate technologies and benefit women across all regions, from the urban centers of Europe to the remote villages of Australia.
Educators and Scholars
Academics and educators specializing in women’s studies, public health, and technology ethics. Their theoretical frameworks and research findings will provide a foundation for understanding the complex interplay between technology and women’s health.
Survivors
People who have experienced health challenges firsthand or through close relational ties. Their stories and perspectives are invaluable for understanding patient needs, sharing hope with people who may be going through the same challenge, offering guidance, and improving care.
Global Community Members
Individuals and organizations from around the world who are passionate about women’s health and the role of technology in society. Their diverse perspectives will contribute to a holistic understanding of global needs and priorities.
