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Yao-Ling Hung
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Introduction
Yao-Ling is doing his Ph.D in Computer Science at University of Bristol and supervised by Professor Sriram Subramanian. Currently he is dedicated in the research area of Human-Computer Interaction with novel displays by inviting the knowledge from Computer/Robotic Vision as well as Image Processing. He is also interested in Medical Imaging and Robotics. Before being a Ph.D student in University of Bristol, he was doing his undergraduate and master in Taiwan. Both of the degrees are in "Computer Science and Information Engineering" in Fu-Jen Catholic University. After graduated from his mater programme in Fu-Jen Catholic University, he was being a research assistant while serving in the "Research and Development Military Services (RDSS)" in the "Institute of Information Science" at Academia Sinica in Taiwan. In September 2013, Yao-Ling was received the opportunity to be a MRes student in the Hamlyn Centre at Imperial College London; he was studying in "Medical Robotics and Image Guided Intervention". The work while he was doing MRes in Imperial College London:
- "3D Fixation Point Estimation from a RGB-D camera and a Calibrated Wearable Monocular Eye-tracker," Individual Project in Hamlyn Centre, Imperial College London, 2014. (Create an off-line system by using a Kinect and an eye-tracker to do fixation point tracking)
- "Construction of a Dynamic Model of the Bronchi," Group Project in Hamlyn Centre, Imperial College London, 2013. (Responsible to build up the clinical-based graphic user interface by using Qt)