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Dr Rich Davison.
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Year
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Dr Gary Ushaw
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Graham Morgan
Guidelines and case studies on collaboration with computer game industry for academic research and education
2022
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Graham Morgan
Dr Deepak Puthal
Privacy-preserving cooperative localization in vehicular edge computing infrastructure
2022
Dr Craig Sharp
Dr Rich Davison
Dr Gary Ushaw
Professor Raj Ranjan
Professor Graham Morgan
et al.
A General Purpose Contention Manager for Software Transactions on the GPU
2020
Dr Rich Davison
Dr Gary Ushaw
Professor Graham Morgan
Adoption of Sparse 3D Textures for Voxel Cone Tracing in Real Time Global Illumination
2020
Ana Mihut
Dr Rich Davison
Dr Gary Ushaw
Professor Graham Morgan
Lighting and Shadow Techniques for Realistic 3D Synthetic Object Compositing in Images
2018
Dr Gary Ushaw
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Graham Morgan
Commodity Video Game Technology in Teletherapy
2017
Dr Gary Ushaw
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Janet Eyre
Professor Graham Morgan
Adopting Best Practices from the Games Industry in Development of Serious Games for Health
2015
Dr Gary Ushaw
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Graham Morgan
Benchmarking Motion Sensing Devices for Rehabilitative Gaming
2015
Dr Sara Graziadio
Dr Rich Davison
Kholood Shalabi
Dr Gary Ushaw
Professor Graham Morgan
et al.
Bespoke Video Games to Provide Early Response Markers to Identify the Optimal Strategies for Maximizing Rehabilitation
2014
Dr Rich Davison
Dr Sara Graziadio
Kholood Shalabi
Dr Gary Ushaw
Professor Graham Morgan
et al.
Early response markers from video games for rehabilitation strategies
2014
Benjamin Kenwright
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Graham Morgan
Dynamic Balancing and Walking for Real-Time 3D Characters
2011
Benjamin Kenwright
Dr Rich Davison
Professor Graham Morgan
Real-Time Deformable Soft-Body Simulation using Distributed Mass-Spring Approximations
2011