Digital Technologies

The ultimate goal of the proponents of driverless vehicles is to equip the vehicles with human like intelligence to navigate autonomously. Several automobile manufacturers and tech giants aim to launch commercially available fully autonomous vehicles (AV) by the dawn of the next decade. 

3D-TV gives viewers an enhanced impression of depth by presenting the scene from slightly varying viewing angles to both eyes. This case study focuses on capturing, processing, compression, transmission and rendering processes of 3D-TV.

This case study addresses the modelling of 3D audio-visual Quality of Experience (QoE), a key focus of the IDT's research agenda.

This case study explores immersive audio rendering system for 3D multimedia content, personal audio spaces and object-based spatial audio application.

This case study explores the real-time blind source separation (BSS) system developed by the IDT that can be used in a number of consumer products and applications.

The aim of this case study is to investigate whether there are features that can be extracted from the Radio Frequency (RF) domain over a WLAN wireless network.

Jamie, from Ireland, is a PhD student at Loughborough University London studying under the Institute for Digital Technologies. Prior to his studies at Loughborough, Jamie studied at several universities across Ireland leading to his current PhD specialisation.