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

wearables Dan Witzner Hansen Research Computer Science Department Collaborations

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”

wearables Dan Witzner Hansen Computer Science Department ethics events

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.

Researcher at ITU: Ethics is the path to better technology

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11 February, 2020

With a toolbox for newly established tech-companies, researchers at the IT University of Copenhagen seek to help developers design better technologies connected to the Internet of Things (IoT).

ITU researchers get funding for epilepsy project

wearables Business IT Department Research Lars Rune Christensen Lene Nielsen design

8 June, 2016

In a new project with Rigshospitalet, Lars Rune Christensen and Lene Nielsen will test and improve a new device for prevention of epileptic seizures. The Danish Epilepsy Association is funding the project.

Denmark’s first virtual reality conference was a big success

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27 April, 2016

The student organisation ITU Innovators put on the first Danish conference on one of the hottest emerging technologies of the day.

The future of wearable tech: Angels and devils communicating directly with your brain?

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11 March, 2016

In the future, our digital devices may be able talk directly to our brains without us noticing it, says Thomas Pederson, Associate Professor at ITU. At OpenITU on March 18, he will give a talk about the prospects of wearable technology.

Your smartwatch can reveal your PIN code

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14 January, 2016

Smartwatches can measure your heart rate, count your steps and calculate how many calories you burn. But the motion sensors built into the watches can also track your PIN code, according to a Master’s thesis from the IT University of Copenhagen – and this information can potentially be exploited by cybercriminals.

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