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10 ways, we as part of the VRCIM family, are connected (contributed by Sanjay Gowda):

(1) You are not surprised when the birds flash – actually, you are encouraged that the birds are talking to you.

(2) You agree that Xpilot is a waste of time, yet you continue

to play it.

(3) You have started to dose off while inside a HMD.

(4) You have spent countless hours debugging transformation matrices and realize that popmatrix is actually your friend.

(5) Your answer to “Can you guys do it” is unequivocally yes (Even though you only understood 60% of what was asked).

(6) You look at the platform and think to yourself, self: who would be dumb enough to move this across the state, by Uhaul, in the snow, even when told not to by Uma.

(7) You know that PACCAR stands for Pacific Car and Railroad.

(8) You master the ability to get loaner software and hardware from anyone.

(9) A demo the next day means that you *will* be up all night.

(10) The feeling of getting your first VR application working is nirvana.

 

Student Thesis/Dissertation Topic Degree Awarded Current Employer

Scott Reed Angster

Architecture for Virtual Environments for Design and Manufacturing

1996, PhD

AMA, Inc.

Hiral Suresh Chandrana

Assembly Path Planning Using Virtual Reality Techniques

1997, MS EAI (Unigraphics)

Hong Soo Choi

Multiple Human Models in Virtual Assembly Environments

2003, MS Ph.D. student at WSU

Hugh Connacher, II

A Virtual Assembly Design Environment

1996, MS

HT Medical, Inc.

David Cramer

Integration of Multiple Computer Aided Engineering Systems for Interoperability

2000, MS Integrated Engineering Solutions

Charles DeChenne

An Acetabular Alignment Guide For Use with Pelvic Landmarks  - Research Excellence Award for The MS in Mechanical Eng Ś 2002-2003

2003, MS Integrated Engineering Solutions

Daniel Evans

Haptics for Engineering Applications of Virtual Reality

2000, MS

Translation Technologies Inc.

 

Sanjay Gowda

The Calibration of Virtual Prototypes for Engineering Design and Analysis

1996, MS

 

AMA, Inc.

 

1999,

Ph.D

YoungJun Kim

Methods for Assembly Hierarchy Reorganization Of CAD models for Assembly

2002, MS

Ph.D. at WSU

Robert Kreitzer

Design Modifications Within Virtual Environments

1998, MS

Tektronix

Prasanna Krithivasan

Addressing Configuration Variability and Platform Independence In Virtual Reality Environment Applications- Issues and Solutions

2003, MS

Ph.D. at WSU

Narayanan Mathrubutham

Representation of Burr information in CAD/VR models for Deburring

1999, MS

Parametric Tech. Co.- Parent Co. of  Pro/E

Tatsuki Mitsui

Applying Virtual Reality to the Manufacturing Process of Large Press Machines

2000, MS

Komatsu Ltd.

Craig Andrew Palmer

Functionality Features for Virtual Prototyping Environments

2000, MS

PACCAR Inc.

Roglenda Repp

Calibration and Performance Characteristics of Virtual Engineering Systems for Engineering Applications

2000,MS

 

Stottler Henke Associates Inc.

Kevin Seaney

An Object-Oriented Knowledge Based System for Parametric Design

1995, MS

CAD Consultant

Imtiyaz Shaikh

Using RULA based methods for Ergonomic Evaluations in a Virtual Assembly Environment

2003, MS

Gehry Technologies, Los Angeles

Vikas K. Singh

Collaborative Virtual Prototyping

2001, MS

Integrated Engineering Solutions

Ashraf Sultan

Physically Based Modeling for Virtual Reality Applications

2001, MS

Mechanical Dynamics

Frank Taylor

Crane Functionality and Manipulation of Heavy Parts for Virtual Assembly

2001, MS

Itronix

Hrishikesh Tirumali

Modeling hand/tool/part interactions In virtual assembly environments

1999, MS

UGS PLM Solutions

Yong Wang

Physically Based Modeling in Virtual Assembly

1998, PhD

Autodesk

Qiang Wu

Colliding Contact Modeling in a Virtual Assembly Design Environment

2003, MS

Lenovo Group, China

Yong Yang

Corba-Based Collaboration And Improved Realism in the Virtual Assembly Design Environment

1999, MS

CAD Consultant

   
                         
                         
 
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