Birmingham in Real Time (BiRT) has a simple, clear but highly beneficial mission – to make available, and improve access to, open data for the businesses, organisations and citizens of Birmingham. It collects and analyses highly useful data from a range of sources.
Read moreWorking in partnership to create immersive, real-time visualisation systems for motor vehicles.
Read moreThis knowledge transfer partnership sees BCU experts partner with GlaxoSmithKline to create innovative augmented reali...
Read moreThe European PhD hub is an online electronic platform that will provide PhD students, Researchers and Universities wit...
Read moreThe Inclusive FinTech project aims to address the accessibility gap in financial technologies by engaging disabled...
Read moreThe project aims to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health and well-being of adults (aged 16 year...
Read moreThe current reliance on visual feedback in virtual reality head mounted display technologies can make the hardware inac...
Read moreThe Big Data Corridor (BDC) started as a way to link businesses with emerging technologies and help them utilise their ...
Read moreThis funded project seeks to make coding more accessible for developers with physical impairments.
Read moreTo address the limited work in this area, the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Research Group were awarded a grant...
Read moreThe Data Science collaboration project leverages data across Birmingham and beyond, empowering Birmingham City Council...
Read moreTo detect and monitor terrorist activity, Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) increasingly rely on social media intelligenc...
Read moreThis research project, in collaboration with West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA), aims to develop smarter traffic ...
Read moreTo address the challenge of making creative design and development activities more accessible, the Human-Computer In...
Read moreThis knowledge transfer partnership aims to help long-standing company Murray Uniforms to expand their design capabili...
Read moreThe need for blockchain-based applications to interact with external services and applications is increasingly evident...
Read moreThis research aims at a cleaner approach to packet based real-time media, reducing media buffering and improving quali...
Read moreThe project will use the case of autonomous pods manufactured by Westfield Technology Group (WTG), a leading manufactu...
Read moreThis project, in collaboration with the NHS’ Autism Mental Health Intensive Support Team, looks to utilise powerful imm...
Read moreIdentifying standards to cover content description and commercial media transactions for advanced media services, typi...
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 moreBCU researcher Andrew Wilson has worked with NHS trusts to develop a virtual reality app which allows medical students ...
Read moreMonitoring children’s emotional and behavioural patterns via the use of wearable and external sensors tracking physiol...
Read moreAfter receiving a grant from Facebook, researchers at BCU are now investigating the opportunities around AR/VR to supp...
Read moreThis research aims to fill this gap related to 11 million d/Deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) people in the UK (potential...
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