Sports and computer scientists of the University of Würzburg have taken a close look at current fitness trackers, activity sensors and training computers. They wanted to find out how accurate these devices are and whether they are suitable for athletes and everyday users to manage their training. A first study has been published recently.
moreDuring the broadcast of the 28.02.2016 the Frankenschau reported on the potential of social robots for the care of elderly. Amongst the presented works is a research project of our master MK and HCI students
moreWith the Google Research Award, Professor Samuel Kounev and his team of scientists have won a prestigious award that comes with a high prize money. Their project on more efficient server utilisation was chosen out of 800 other applicants from 48 countries.
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