Alina Kadlubsky
Alina is a scientific employee at the Applied University of Mittweida, focusing on XR research and EU grants.
Alina specialises in spatial computing and XR research, leveraging the creation of a human-centered future in computing while contributing to publications and standards.
She’s also a founding board member of theSafeZone, an initiative helping teenagers overcome mental health challenges with VR, immersive technology, and quick access to therapists, and a founding member of XRSI Europe.
Alina set up and has been leading the EU activities of Open AR Cloud Europe gUG as managing director through EU-funded research projects like NGI Atlantic, NGI Search and the recently Horizon Europe-funded project XR4Human.
Open AR Cloud Europe gUG, University of Applied Science Mittweide, Virtual Technology department,
Sessions
What happens to our data and privacy if AI-powered XR glasses become everyday wear? What happens to our perception of ourselves and others if we can each customise and augment our reality —or be augmented by others?
Our panel of lawyers, policy researchers and industry practitioners will examine the data infrastructures of global-scale spatial computing and ask: who will own YOUR reality?
How can we talk about serious topics of safety and ethics with XR tech in a fun way? Let’s Play "Polder Perspectives XR", a workshop game designed to explore ethical design and use with XR technologies. Team up as fictional XR companies, work alongside the XRSI Europe team and tackle real-world assignments. Learn through experience responsible XR and XR safety in a fun, collaborative session!