Visualization of the volume sensor data by Andy Börner. The lunch break and the increasingly lively discussion at the end of the event.
Jochen Meyer presented an AI-based application that seeks to improve citizens' access to public services based on a human-centered design process using the example of applying for a certificate of eligibility for subsidized housing. The application aims to establish digital sovereignty for citizens.
Based on the "Privacy by Co-Design" approach, Andy Börner presented how users can be actively involved in the development of sensor-based smart home applications. This is not only about participation but also about empowering people to deal with sensor data in a more reflective way. To give the workshop participants a better understanding of his research, he brought a volume sensor to the workshop.