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Generic software for web-based interaction and real-time interfacing techniques to support organisations assisted by RCID. |
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Early prototype development of a helicopter simulation.
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VRC
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Cluster mapping prediction tool - feasibility work that informed the development of project - Excel Schedule Forcast Visualiser - Feasability.
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| Renderware graphics pipeline for multi-texture support - a 'module' to support non-programmers. | |||
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| Remotely operated vehicle simulator for visitor attractions, a demonstrator used the commercial unit of the VR Centre. | |||
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Product,
allowing computer generated |
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See above |
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The project, with OIS, now
SIS investigated
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Project to test the use of
the scan-data
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CTC Ltd |
This work has created a module which was
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See above project |
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VRC |
Tools developed in-house to create products for use in VR simulations and for marketing to external companies. Now in use by Gateshead City Learning Centre. Links to project below. Amazing Interactives Limited have access to these tools for further commercialisation.
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ICfL
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Product initiated in collaboration
with the International Centre for Life. Incorporated into
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Real-time simulation of sea-states developed.
Potential for proof of concept development and funding under investigation.
This product was further developed by the VRC and links to projects
- Real-time shadow module for vega-time (below), Sea-state
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Antycip Ltd
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See above project
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Further development of this project is being taken forward by the Digital Knowledge Exchange. A number of masters project students are continuing the development of the bike visualisation products.
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Gateshead City Learning Centre have installed
the stereo interface and artefacts. The product has been taken on by
the newly spun-off company Amazing Interactives Limited as |
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McBrides Foods |
An Excel plug-in has been developed for generic use, and demonstrated. McBrides are seeking to identify further funding to commercialise the product. The potential for proof of concept funding via NStar is under investigation. UMIST introduced McBrides to the VRC.
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Cardiff NHS Trust |
NStar funding secured for proof of concept development. The technical director of Amazing Interactives Ltd will be further developing the project with a view to establishing a new business. The University is coordinating this NStar award.
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This is a tool to visualise the shortest possible route between point. Further development is under investigation by Amazing Interactives Ltd.
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Design to be sub-contracted
and testing validated. NStar funding applied for to develop
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NStar funding applied for to develop a
commercial prototype with organisations involved. Links to projects
- Sea-state
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RCID and NHS are in negotiation over how
to take development forward. |
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Completion of visualiser for VR and animations is complete. It is installed in the VR Auditorium at the University. It is being used by research groups, staff and project students. Further development will be required to add new functionality. This will be managed by the School of Computing in collaboration with the Digital Knowledge Exchange.
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RTiC partners are BAe Systems, OIS plc, CTC Ltd, VRC, ICfL, Antycip Ltd, Trixter plc, 25 museums, McBrides Foods, Cardiff NHS Trust, Screen FX, Melbourne Marine Ltd, NAREC, Bison Bede Stairlifts, NHS Innovations.
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