Open Lab

27 November 2019

For the first time, the Research Group for Usable Security and Privacy organized an Open Lab Event in which employees of the research institute as well as guests from the LMU Munich took part. PhD students and students showed various projects on eye tracking, thermal imaging cameras, VR and AR, behavioral biometrics and new types of interaction for touch-sensitive surfaces.

 

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Aktuelles

Installation at the Deutsches Museum

n November 2019, visitors to the Deutsches Museum were able to try out an installation by our research group.

Visit of the Minister of Defence

On October 7 th 2019, Federal Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer visited CODE.

Visit of Karsten Schwanke and Prof. Manfred Broy

On October, 4th 2019, ARD weather expert and science journalist Karsten Schwanke and Prof. Dr. Manfred Broy from the Technical University of Munich spontaneously visited us.

Contributions to SOUPS 2019

We presented 2 papers and one poster at SOUPS 2019 in Santa Clara, California.

Usable Security and Privacy Group at CHI 2019

The Usable Security and Privacy Group presented several publications at this year's CHI conference in Glasgow.

BehaVR Lab

We are excited about finally establishing the BehaVR Lab at the Bundeswehr University. The lab allows us to explore novel user interfaces and concepts that learn from and react to users' behavior. VR and AR technology allows us to explore concepts in novel settings and to simulate realistic environments.