I have had the pleasure of supervising a lot of different dissertation projects, often with other academics including Dr. Christof Lutteroth and Dr. Crescent Jicol.
Here is a list of projects that I have been the main supervisor for:
- Master's dissertations, University of Bath, 2024
- Lu Ji, "Detecting and Measuring Stress Using Earables".
- Max Atherton, "Converting Physical Activity Videos into Exergames".
- Yi-Chun Chen, "The Dual Impact of Exercise Avatars on User Confidence and Positive Emotions".
- Manisha, "Automatic Measurement of the BASMI".
- Undergraduate dissertations, University of Bath, 2024
- Timothy Chan, "Unistroke Virtual Touchpad: A Touchpad-and-Cursor-Based One-Handed Smartphone Interaction Technique".
- Matthew Holmes, "Gym Partner - Haptic and Audio Feedback to Improve Form in Strength Exercises using Body Pose Estimation with Consumer Wearables".
- Lee Chilvers, "RudimentWatch: A Drumming Real-Time Feedback System Using A Commercial Smartwatch".
- Max Baker, "Development of a Mobile Application to Measure Axial Spondyloarthritis Using Pose Detection".
- Yi Ching Lee, "TipControl: Matching microgesture for touchless interaction with display".
- Oli Tocher, "GameVideo: Exploring the Conversion of Exercise Videos into Exergames, and the Impact Generated Exergames Have on Physical Activity".
- Ismail Hussain, "BioKwondo: Using Biomechanical Feedback to Enhance Taekwondo Techniques".
- Master's dissertations, University of Bath, 2022
- James Whiffing, "Distinguishing Between Head and Phone Gestures On a Smartphone With Front-Facing Camera and IMU".
- Zoe Broad, "Emotion in Motion: Introducing real-time emotional responsiveness to VR exergames".
- Tiffany Yip, "Exploratory study investigating the impact of priming on presence and learning, and the moderating impact of suggestibility".
- Remi Lucas, "Motion Coupling of Multiple Wearables in Raised Camera View".
- Han Dong, "Dance Party: design and evaluation of gamification of aerobic dance workout based on wearables".
- Ani Udom, "An Investigation into the Effectiveness of Virtual Reality and Feedforward in Badminton Training for Beginner Players".
- Justin Kuo, "Multimodal Performance Capture and Analysis Suite - Badminton Training".
- Dilip Kommanapalli, "Effects of fatigue on skilled performance and attention decision making in athletes".
- Undergraduate dissertations, University of Bath, 2022
- Alfred Sharp, "An Elicitation Study to Expand the Gesture Set of Touchless-Touch Screens".
- Angus Oehlers, "Investigation into the use of Pose Estimation Software to assist in self measurement of the BASMI".
- Nghiem Khuu, "An Exploration of Touch-free Input on Interactive Public Displays".
- Oyvind Luras, "Contactless Touch Interaction: An analysis of its use in public displays relating to hygiene".
- Master's dissertations, University of Bath, 2021
- Christoph Meyer, "Non-translational motion correlation for device association with tangible interfaces".
- Torem Ozturk, "Just Smile and Wave Boys, Smile and Wave: Harmonic synchronisation of hand gestures with visual displays".
I was also given the opportunity to co-supervise when I was at Lancaster University:
- Lancaster University, 2020
- Matthew Templeton, "Collaborative Session Browsing in Mobile Augmented Reality", EPSRC intern student co-supervised with Dr. Steven Houben.
- Peter Ehric, "Motion Coupling of Earable Devices in Camera View", Erasmus Master’s dissertation co-supervised with Prof. Hans Gellersen.
- Enikö Harmat, "Motion Correlation with Earables and Smartphones", Erasmus Master’s dissertation co-supervised with Prof. Hans Gellersen.
- Jenny Phu, "Outline Pursuits: Selection in Virtual Environments", Erasmus Undergraduate dissertation co-supervised with Prof. Hans Gellersen and Dr. Ludwig Sidenmark.
- Lancaster University, 2019
- Xuesong Zhang, "Outline Pursuits in Virtual Reality for Selection", Erasmus Master’s dissertation co-supervised with Prof. Hans Gellersen and Dr. Ludwig Sidenmark.
- Lisa Norcross, "Motion Correlation for Hands-free Smartphone Input", Undergraduate dissertation co-supervised with Prof. Hans Gellersen.
- Louis Creely, "Motion-based Interaction Using a Smartphone for Ubiquitous Interaction", Undergraduate dissertation co-supervised with Prof. Hans Gellersen.