Team COMX
The Research Team
Team COMX
The Research Team
Who We Are
Meet Skylar, Mia, Rory, and Martin – the dynamic Research Team at the University of Gloucestershire. As computer games programming students, Skylar, Mia, and Rory bring their expertise and passion for creating immersive gaming experiences, while Martin adds his knowledge of AI. Together they form a formidable group of four placement year students tasked with a diverse range of projects for both internal and external clients, working under the watchful eye of lecturer Daryl Jones.
Who We Are
Meet Skylar, Mia, Rory, and Martin – the dynamic Research Team at the University of Gloucestershire. As computer games programming students, Skylar, Mia, and Rory bring their expertise and passion for creating immersive gaming experiences, while Martin adds his knowledge of AI. Together they form a formidable group of four placement year students tasked with a diverse range of projects for both internal and external clients, working under the watchful eye of lecturer Daryl Jones.
Team COMX
Since September 2022 we have worked on projects including:
- Building 3D assets from a collection of 2D images using photogrammetry
- Producing a game using facial recognition, voice input and eye tracking in place of a controller
- Developing an app that puts your voice in the middle of an audience at a gig
- Simulating a road junction in virtual reality to help emergency services to train
- Using transfer learning to train a drone in Unity to fly in the real world
- Reproduce a fully moveable X-shaped Rubiks Cube in Unity
There were also many individual research tasks covering topics such as:
- Website development
- Computer vision
- A newtonian physics simulation
- A turn-based combat system
Team COMX
Since September 2022 we have worked on projects including:
- Building 3D assets from a collection of 2D images using photogrammetry
- Producing a game using facial recognition, voice input and eye tracking in place of a controller
- Developing an app that puts your voice in the middle of an audience at a gig
- Simulating a road junction in virtual reality to help emergency services to train
- Using transfer learning to train a drone in Unity to fly in the real world
- Reproduce a fully moveable X-shaped Rubiks Cube in Unity
There were also many individual research tasks covering topics such as:
- Website development
- Computer vision
- A newtonian physics simulation
- A turn-based combat system
Team Members
