Author Archives: DarrylKC

November 14, 2013
7:54 pm
by: DarrylKC

Playing with programming the Leap Motion and Oculus Rift together

I had a couple of hours this afternoon to be able to make some progress learning how to use Oculus Rift and the Leap Motion controller together. Its not hard when you know how and in about 30 mins I … Continue reading →

Posted in Game Development

October 30, 2013
9:35 pm
by: DarrylKC

Completed ICO … just took me 10 years and 6.5 hours!

I love this game, I bought it for the PS2 around 2002 and again for the PS3 (for the better graphics) in 2012. I’ve referenced it in my teaching often, but embarrassingly I hadn’t actually got round to finishing it. … Continue reading →

Posted in Games

June 19, 2013
11:30 pm
by: DarrylKC

Leap Motion Depth Sensing Camera for Physical Therapy #leapmotion

Over the last couple of months I have been working with a development version of the Leap Motion camera, in collaboration with SilverFish Studios, to build VR prototypes for physical therapy focused on finger and hand exercises. We set out to … Continue reading →

Posted in Games

April 5, 2013
11:26 am
by: DarrylKC

SilverFish Studios Release Fly Casting App. for iPhone

SilverFish Studios is an independent software company based within Northern Ireland. SilverFish will have been operating for 2 years come June – no mean feat in the current financial climate. They have had many ups and downs but SilverFish provides a … Continue reading →

Posted in Apps, Education, Games

February 18, 2013
11:16 am
by: DarrylKC

IEA/AIE Paper Acceptance

We have had a paper accepted to The 26th International Conference On Industrial, Engineering & Other Applications Of Applied Intelligent Systems (IEA/AIE) June 17-21, 2013 Amsterdam (The Netherlands). The abstract is copied below – this is only a part of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Games

February 4, 2013
10:40 am
by: DarrylKC

Recent journal publications

Recently we have had three journal papers accepted for publication on the basis of collaborative research that has gone on over a several years. I think this sort of research is crucial, and very worthwhile, though the government’s REF research quality measurements do … Continue reading →

Posted in Games