Digital Wellbeing
Our Mission
The Digital Wellbeing Research Group acts at the intersection between digital technologies and human wellbeing. We work across disciplines, collaborating with clinical specialists, social scientists, and technical experts to tackle issues that affect the most vulnerable sectors of society. We develop our own tools, such as sensor-embedded, context-rich eye-tracking, to better understand large scale issues in physical and mental health.
Our goal is to contribute evidence-based, socially and technologically innovative concepts and solutions, and to inform policy on a regional and wider EU level.
Projects
EyeQTrack - Quantitative Eye-Tracking Analytics for Adaptive XR Training & Rehabilitation in Healthcare
A self-adaptive eXtended reality environment for training and therapeutic purposes.
XR2Resilience
An Extended Reality training program to improve the resilience of health care workers.
Umbrello
The interdisciplinary project UmBrello investigates the feasibility of a communications- and service platform for elderly citizens in rural areas.
BRELOMATE 2
BRELOMATE 2 aims at creating a user friendly and inexpensive centerpiece of an information, communication and gaming platform for elderly people.
BRELOMATE
The project BRELOMATE aims at providing socially isolated senior citizens with all the possibilities offered by existing information services and social networks on the Internet.
Smart Companion
Using everyday low-cost robot sensors and smart speech recognition in assistance services for elderly people
Publications
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Head of Research Institute
Institute of Creative\Media/Technologies
Senior Researcher
Center for Digital Health and Social Innovation
Department of Media and Digital Technologies
Institute of Creative\Media/Technologies
Senior Researcher
Center for Digital Health and Social Innovation
Department of Media and Digital Technologies