OpenSLA scale revealed: 7 datasets, 116K individuals, 60 action groups from clinic to CGM
yang_yuzhe · x · 2026-10-08
The author details the scale of OpenSLA: a large-scale sensor-language-action framework spanning 7 datasets, 79 sensor modalities, 116K individuals, and 60 action groups, covering settings from clinical care to everyday CGM health monitoring. The team argues the next frontier for sensor AI is moving beyond recognizing what is happening toward answering what to do next, and why.
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