See the figures and links below for a visual guide of some of my recent work.
Part of my PhD thesis (2017-2020) investigated tracking and localization of almost purely rotational movement in large spaces. Localization is much simpler with a prior model of the environment. For large-scale multi-user applications such as sport spectators, this is especially important. Work in progress!
Part of my PhD thesis (2017-2020) investigated tracking and localization of almost purely rotational movement in large spaces. Example trajectory outputs when combining SPLAT tracking with global localization with a prior model. Work in progress!
Part of my PhD thesis (2017-2020) investigated tracking and localization of almost purely rotational movement in large spaces. Shown are some example depth maps from a novel SLAM system we developed (SPLAT), see the link for the full paper.
For more information, see the video presentation!
Part of my PhD thesis (2017-2020) investigated tracking and localization of almost purely rotational movement in large spaces. Another application scenario that relates to this is casually captured panoramas. Our system CasualStereo used spherical motion constraints to compute circular trajectories from these videos to generate more immersive stereoscopic panoramas which can be viewed in VR headsets. Try the link below with a WebXR enabled mobile device browser (Chrome works nicely, but make sure to enable WebXR in Chrome flags).
Part of my PhD thesis (2017-2020) investigated tracking and localization of almost purely rotational movement in large spaces. Another application scenario that relates to this is casually captured panoramas. Our system CasualStereo used spherical motion constraints to compute circular trajectories from these videos to generate more immersive stereoscopic panoramas which can be viewed in VR headsets.
Before starting my PhD, I worked temporarily on a sports player tracking system written in C#. My job was to extend this to support multiple cameras to create a stitched view, and further develop the tracking techniques with OpenCV.
My Masters thesis investigated the use of computer vision techniques to extract power lines from images. The perspective warp process used the known distances to the poles to warp the images resulting in the power lines approximately resembling parabolic curves.
After completing my BSc, I co-developed a game called Ninjilante (screen cap of the user interface and storytelling). Ninjilante is a stealth game with a strong focus on timing of movement, and strategy with a challenging and unforgiving combat system (try not to be seen!). My main involvement was a large portion of Unity C# scripting, as well as the background music, and some of the sprites. If you still have Internet Explorer, see the link below for a playable web version!
After completing my BSc, I co-developed a game called Ninjilante (screen cap of the gameplay). Ninjilante is a stealth game with a strong focus on timing of movement, and strategy with a challenging and unforgiving combat system (try not to be seen!). My main involvement was a large portion of Unity C# scripting, as well as the background music, and some of the sprites. See the GitHub link below for the source code.
Output from my 2015 PGDipSci project on real-time raytracing with OpenCL. Uniform-grid spatial subdivision.
Output from my 2015 PGDipSci project on real-time raytracing with OpenCL. Example of soft shadows and anti-aliasing.
