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2020 – today
- 2023
- [j8]Lucia Seminara
, Strahinja Dosen
A hierarchical sensorimotor control framework for human-in-the-loop robotic hands. Sci. Robotics 8(78) (2023) - 2022
- [c8]Joseph March
Impact of correct and simulated focus cues on perceived realism. SIGGRAPH Asia 2022: 22:1-22:9 - 2021
- [j7]Fangcheng Zhong
Reproducing reality with a high-dynamic-range multi-focal stereo display. ACM Trans. Graph. 40(6): 241:1-241:14 (2021)
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [j6]Lucia Seminara, Paolo Gastaldo
Active Haptic Perception in Robots: A Review. Frontiers Neurorobotics 13: 53 (2019) - 2016
- [j5]Nigel W. John, Nicholas I. Phillips, Llyr ap Cenydd, Serban R. Pop, David Coope
The Use of Stereoscopy in a Neurosurgery Training Virtual Environment. Presence Teleoperators Virtual Environ. 25(4): 289-298 (2016) - 2014
- [j4]Helen C. Miles
Efficacy of a Virtual Environment for Training Ball Passing Skills in Rugby. Trans. Comput. Sci. 23: 98-117 (2014) - [c7]Peter Vangorp
Depth from HDR: depth induction or increased realism? SAP 2014: 71-78 - 2013
- [c6]Helen C. Miles
Investigation of a Virtual Environment for Rugby Skills Training. CW 2013: 56-63 - [p1]Simon J. Watt, Kevin J. MacKenzie:
3D Media and the Human Visual System. Emerging Technologies for 3D Video 2013: 349-376 - 2012
- [j3]Helen C. Miles
A review of virtual environments for training in ball sports. Comput. Graph. 36(6): 714-726 (2012) - [j2]Kevin J. MacKenzie, Ruth A. Dickson, Simon J. Watt:
Vergence and accommodation to multiple-image-plane stereoscopic displays: "real world" responses with practical image-plane separations? J. Electronic Imaging 21(1): 011002 (2012) - [c5]Simon J. Watt, Kevin J. MacKenzie, Louise Ryan:
Real-world stereoscopic performance in multiple-focal-plane displays: How far apart should the image planes be? SD&A 2012: 82881E - 2011
- [c4]Kevin J. MacKenzie, Ruth A. Dickson, Simon J. Watt:
Vergence and accommodation to multiple-image-plane stereoscopic displays: 'Real world' responses with practical image-plane separations? SD&A 2011: 786315
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [c3]Kevin J. MacKenzie, Simon J. Watt:
Near-correct Ocular Accommodation Responses to a 3d Display, Using Multiple Image Planes and Depth Filtering. TPCG 2009: 169-172 - 2005
- [c2]Simon J. Watt, Kurt Akeley, Ahna Reza Girshick, Martin S. Banks:
Achieving near-correct focus cues in a 3D display using multiple image planes. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2005: 393-401 - 2004
- [j1]Kurt Akeley, Simon J. Watt, Ahna Reza Girshick, Martin S. Banks:
A stereo display prototype with multiple focal distances. ACM Trans. Graph. 23(3): 804-813 (2004) - 2001
- [c1]Simon J. Watt, Mark F. Bradshaw, Paul B. Hibbard
Can observers exploit enhanced motion parallax to control reaching movements within telepresence environments? Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2001: 429-438
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