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Senior Lecturer, Ulster University

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Upper Arm Virtual Reality Stroke demo at VSMM 2017

5th November 2017 darrylkc

Our VR health research team from Ulster University attended the 23rd Int’l Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia: Through the Looking Glass – Back to the Future of Virtual Reality. Prof […]

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New PhD study at Ulster Investigating Virtual Reality based Mirror Therapy

2nd October 2017 darrylkc

We have just welcomed Joseph McKinney on to out PhD programme at Ulster, returning to Coleraine to study after a couple of years working in industry. Under the supervision of myself, […]

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Active AR/VR for Stroke Rehabilitation – Magic Phase 1 Project underway

29th March 201729th March 2017 darrylkc

Our Active VR Serious Games research team at Ulster has teamed up with experts from Italy and Sweden to develop a commercial Active VR system for self-managed home-based rehabilitation. The system has […]

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REMIND EU Dementia Project kicks off in Jaen, Spain.

29th January 2017 darrylkc

Last weekend I traveled with my colleagues to the kick-off meeting for our EU project REMIND. In this project, we collaborate with academics and companies from several countries to improve our […]

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Games Related PhD Research Projects for 2017

3rd January 2017 darrylkc

VR/AR Upper Arm Rehabilation : Personalised Upper Arm Rehabilitation within Virtual and Augmented Reality Research suggests that intensive rehabilitation immediately post-stroke (up to 6 hours/day), for people fit enough to […]

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Dr Barry Herbert and the Gamification of Learning in Virtual Worlds

21st March 201521st March 2015 darrylkc

On Thursday 19th March and approximately four years after beginning his research, my Phd student Barry Herbert successfully defended his thesis entitled “the gamification of learning in virtual worlds”. Prof David […]

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PhD games research at Ulster

21st February 201521st February 2015 darrylkc

This year’s PhD games research at Ulster proposals are now available on our Computing Institute research web site (closing Feb 27th 2015): http://www.compeng.ulster.ac.uk/rgs/showPhDProposals.php?ri=4 I am named on four of these […]

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Recent Posts

  • Upper Arm Virtual Reality Stroke demo at VSMM 2017
  • New PhD study at Ulster Investigating Virtual Reality based Mirror Therapy
  • Virtual Reality Stroke Rehabilitation PPI event at the Fermanagh Stroke Support Group
  • Gaming for Health: Systematic Review accepted for Physical Therapy
  • Active AR/VR for Stroke Rehabilitation – Magic Phase 1 Project underway
  • REMIND EU Dementia Project kicks off in Jaen, Spain.
  • Games Related PhD Research Projects for 2017
  • Recent Research Papers
  • Invited Presentations
  • Dr Barry Herbert and the Gamification of Learning in Virtual Worlds
  • Biologically Inspired AI for Computer Games
  • PhD games research at Ulster

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Dr Darryl Charles

Address: Ulster University
Email: dk.charles@ulster.ac.uk
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