Brian Williamson
Brian is a computer science student that has been attending UCF since fall of 2002. Since then he has obtained a bachelor's degree in the field and is pursuing a Master's part time. Some of his expertise and interests in the field include computer graphics, video game design, user interfaces, military applications, and GPS/INS navigation.
Brian's current projects include a walking in place mechanism using basic Wii Remote technology and exploring the depth of their capabilities. He is also working on a user study involving a newly conceived way of teaching gestures in a pen based user interface system.
His previous projects have included position tracking using the Wii remotes, a boxing game to promote exercise, and a 3D modeling tool relying solely on a pen based interface.
For personal hobbies, Brian enjoys salsa dancing, playing video games, and even skydiving on occasion. Furthermore, he has always had a keen interest in sociology and philosophy, with these having been applicable degrees before deciding on Computer Science.
Projects
- Realistic Travel Techniques for Video Games
- Evaluation of Self-Disclosure Techniques for Gestural Interfaces
Publications
- GestureBar: Improving the Approachability of Gesture-based Interfaces