This research aims to fill this gap related to 11 million d/Deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) people in the UK (potentially benefiting 450 million worldwide). We aim to employ a user-centred design approach with our stakeholders to provide an accessible eHMI for facilitating communication between AV and DHH pedestrians.
Read moreMonitoring children’s emotional and behavioural patterns via the use of wearable and external sensors tracking physiol...
Read moreBCU researcher Andrew Wilson has worked with NHS trusts to develop a virtual reality app which allows medical students ...
Read moreResearchers within the Digital Media Technology centre have produced a state-of-the art music transcription system that...
Read moreSimplifying complex music production processes and making them more accessible, bridging the gap between musicians and...
Read moreThis funded project seeks to make coding more accessible for developers with physical impairments.
Read moreThis research project, in collaboration with West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA), aims to develop smarter traffic ...
Read moreThis knowledge transfer partnership aims to help long-standing company Murray Uniforms to expand their design capabili...
Read moreThis research aims at a cleaner approach to packet based real-time media, reducing media buffering and improving quali...
Read moreIdentifying standards to cover content description and commercial media transactions for advanced media services, typi...
Read moreThis knowledge transfer partnership sees BCU experts partner with GlaxoSmithKline to create innovative augmented reali...
Read moreWorking in partnership to create immersive, real-time visualisation systems for motor vehicles.
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