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Why digital data from our eyes will have significant implications for better or for worse

Why digital data from our eyes will have significant implications for better or for worse

Dan Witzner HansenResearchComputer Science DepartmentCollaborationswearables

3 May, 2024

Professor at the IT University, Dan Witzner Hansen, has spent the most of his career researching how we collect and utilize data from our eyes. Now, he is a partner in the EU project, Eyes4ICU, which he hopes will be the fundation of the next generation of researchers in the field.

Professor portrait: ”As far as eye information goes, we need to act now”

Professor portrait: ”As far as eye information goes, we need to act now”

Dan Witzner HansenComputer Science Departmentethicseventswearables

8 November, 2021

In dedicating his academic career to understanding the information the human eye yields, Professor of Computer Science at the IT University, Dan Witzner Hansen, has helped pave the way for an entire academic field – one he defines as Eye Information. In his inaugural lecture at ITU on November 18 at 3 pm in Auditorium 0, he will discuss the great potential of the technology as well as the ethical dilemmas.

Eye tracking data can improve athletes’ performances

Eye tracking data can improve athletes’ performances

Dan Witzner HansenResearchComputer Science Departmentsoftware

15 August, 2016

Eye tracking technology provides new opportunities to analyze and improve the performance of athletes. In cooperation with professional athletes, researchers from the IT University of Copenhagen are investigating how the technology can be applied in sports like the Olympic discipline skeet.

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