Dr. Zbigniew Chaniecki, assistant professor at the Institute of Applied Computer Science, TUL - Lodz University of Technology, Poland, since 1999. He received an M.SC. degree in automatic control and robotics and a Ph.D. in industrial informatics. In particular, he is interested in issues related to solutions regarding algorithms for non-invasive measurement and diagnostics of industrial processes for processing tomographic data in industrial systems, as well as the construction of hardware ensors. During his work, he took a few research internships (The University of Manchester, U.K. and Bergen University). He has also completed research projects, including those financed by the EU and Polish Science agencies, covering models for sensing and data processing-based software for e-healthcare, computer forensics, industrial informatics and others. His research interests: measurements and algorithms of processing, visualising and analysing data, including: industrial applications, human-robot (especially social); human–computer interaction, various aspects of daily life, health care and physical activity, virtual and augmented reality, also cybersecurity and computer forensics. He is a board member of the Łódź Chapter of the ACM.
Dr. Zbigniew Chaniecki, assistant professor at the Institute of Applied Computer Science, TUL - Lodz University of Technology, Poland, since 1999. He received an M.SC. degree in automatic control and robotics and a Ph.D. in industrial informatics. In particular, he is interested in issues related to solutions regarding algorithms for non-invasive measurement and diagnostics of industrial processes for processing tomographic data in industrial systems, as well as the construction of hardware ensors. During his work, he took a few research internships (The University of Manchester, U.K. and Bergen University). He has also completed research projects, including those financed by the EU and Polish Science agencies, covering models for sensing and data processing-based software for e-healthcare, computer forensics, industrial informatics and others. His research interests: measurements and algorithms of processing, visualising and analysing data, including: industrial applications, human-robot (especially social); human–computer interaction, various aspects of daily life, health care and physical activity, virtual and augmented reality, also cybersecurity and computer forensics. He is a board member of the Łódź Chapter of the ACM.