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From Pastry Chef to IT Scientist: Monika Kiik Explores How to Control Machines with Her Eyes and Voice

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Monika Kiik, who graduated from a vocational school as a chef-pastry chef 24 years ago, decided to study at TalTech Virumaa College after unsuccessful job searches. She received her master's degree in the spring and has now entered doctoral studies to investigate whether and how machines could be controlled not with hands, but with a look or voice.
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Monika Kiik, who graduated from a vocational school as a chef-pastry chef 24 years ago, decided to study at TalTech Virumaa College after unsuccessful job searches. She received her master's degree in the spring and has now entered doctoral studies to investigate whether and how machines could be controlled not with hands, but with a look or voice.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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