This paper seeks to examine, how the Copenhagen electric scooter can be used to reveal commercialized data collection and how this data affects the city. The field of the electric scooters in Copenhagen will be examined, using methods as participation analysis and document analysis. The Municipality of the city of Copenhagen has been interviewed with the purpose of exploring, how commercialized data is accessed by this stakeholder. The theories of subversive rationalization by Andrew Feenberg and surveillance capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff, will be defined and used as context for this papers…

This project seeks to examine, how Virtual Reality can function as active distraction in painful medical treatments at hospitals. Child patients are often subjected to painful medical treatments, such as vaccinations or intravenous-drop placements. Research has shown that pain can lead to consequences if not handled properly.