SoCS Pump Priming Grant – Green Verges: Litter Awareness from Dashcam

Green Verges Project

Project Lead: Wenting Duan; Project Student RAs: Oakleigh Weekes, Kyle Fogarty. The allocation of resources to combat litter is currently a manual process. However, dash-cameras are being more common in motoring, and potentially offer a mechanism by which litter can be more thoroughly and actively monitored. The Green Verge project seeks to implement a robust…

Join L-CAS as a Research Intern Over the Summer of 2022

The LCAS team has announced they are recruiting for their Summer Research Internship programme! L-CAS is offering these research opportunities primarily to students of the University of Lincoln who are currently enrolled in one of the taught degree programmes.  The opportunity is a summer internship, working directly with one or more of their research team to…

Student Research: Including the Experiences of Physically Disabled Players in Mainstream Guidelines for Movement-Based Games

Congratulations to Liam Mason (PhD Student), on their @acm_chi  paper winning a best paper award!    Liam Mason, one of our PhD students from our School of Computer Science won the CHI best paper award. Well done Liam! We spoke to Liam, to get an insight into his best paper titled “Including the Experiences of Physically…

The Impact of Motion Scaling and Haptic Guidance on Operators’ Workload and Performance in Teleoperation

Congratulations to the LCAS team and the Intlab team for the publication of their paper “The Impact of Motion Scaling and Haptic Guidance on Operators’ Workload and Performance in Teleoperation“ within ACM CHI’22!     The L-CAS team, in collaboration with intLab at the University of Lincoln, is pleased to announce the publication of our paper on…

Tsinghua and University of Lincoln team wins robotics championship

Original article can be found online: http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201908/19/WS5d5a40e1a310cf3e355668b4.html?from=timeline The robotics team consisting of four students from Tsinghua University and one from the University of Lincoln has won the first prize in the first International Competition for Autonomous Running Intelligent Robots held over the weekend in Beijing. The team has also been awarded $10,000 for their performance…

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