Proceedings of the Future Technologies Conference (FTC) 2025, Volume 2
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This book aims to provide a comprehensive reference for the research community and practitioners engaged in future technologies.
The Future Technologies Conference (FTC) 2025 was held on 6-7 November 2025 in Munich, Germany, bringing together researchers, academics, and industry professionals to present and discuss advances in various technology areas. The conference encompassed topics such as Technology Trends, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Data Science, Computing, Ambient Intelligence, Security, and e-Learning.
A total of 485 papers were submitted, and following a thorough peer-review process, 175 papers were accepted for publication. These proceedings include contributions that highlight both foundational research and practical applications in emerging technologies.
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Deep Learning Dominated Method for Assessment of Toric Intraocular Lens Rotation.- Can Foreign Datasets Help Improve Plankton Classification Performance for Local Data?.- Rewiring Governance: Building a Data-Centric Ecosystem for Higher Education Strategic (and Digital) Transformation.- Integration of AI Code-Writing Assistants in IT Higher Education.- Gamified Mobile App for Financial Education: An Innovative Experience in a Brazilian Public University.-Investigating Design Effects on Cognitive Load and Gaze Behavior in a VR Lab Course Environment.- Strengthening Collaborative Learning Through Structured Task Distribution: An Innovative Approach to Group Projects.- Low Fidelity to High Functionality: Transforming Concepts into Working Models.- Equipping a Conversational Agent with Business Expertise and Reasoning for Automated Requirements Specification and Application Development.- AI Applications in Digital Histopathology Education: A Case Study.- Prototyping Framework for Interactive Annotation Interfaces in Medical Domain.- Modified Double Diamond Design Methodology for Innovative Interfaces in Medical Domain.