18 Dec 2024 | 3 MIN READ

Dexcom Launches Generative AI Platform for Glucose Monitoring

Dexcom, a global leader in continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), has reached a significant milestone with the launch of Stelo, the first generative AI (GenAI) platform in glucose biosensing technology.


The Stelo platform leverages advanced AI technologies, including Google Cloud’s Vertex AI and Gemini models, to analyze individual health data and deliver tailored insights. By focusing on areas like diet, exercise, and sleep, the platform provides actionable recommendations that help users manage their metabolic health effectively. This innovation enhances Dexcom’s existing Weekly Insights feature by offering a higher level of personalization, enabling users to make informed decisions about their health.


As Dexcom’s first GenAI-enabled over-the-counter glucose biosensor, Stelo integrates cutting-edge AI technology to transform how users interact with their health data. Through the Stelo app, users gain access to personalized tips, recommendations, and educational content designed to empower healthier choices.


Key Features and Benefits

  • Personalized Health Insights: Stelo analyzes individual data patterns to deliver customized guidance.

  • Improved Metabolic Health: Users can better understand how lifestyle choices influence glucose levels and take actionable steps to enhance their well-being.

  • Enhanced User Experience: The platform integrates seamlessly with the Stelo app, offering an intuitive and engaging way to manage health.

  • Advancing Glucose Biosensing: Stelo reinforces Dexcom’s position as a pioneer in merging AI with CGM technology.


Dexcom intends to roll out its GenAI platform across its broader product lineup, aiming to provide millions of users worldwide with more advanced and personalized health management tools. With its focus on combining innovative AI with glucose biosensing, Dexcom is poised to revolutionize diabetes care and support better outcomes for those with metabolic conditions.


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