Research
MUVES activities can be classified under a number of research and development themes that are all concerned with modelling environments for simulated activity.
- Simulation-based surgical skills training in immersive 3D environments
- Robot-assisted exercise for post-stroke rehabilitation
- Image segmentation for the development of simulation-based training materials
- Image segmentation for pre-operative planning in clinical practice
- Visual and haptic fidelity in simulation-based education and training
- Simulation-based metrics for competency-based assessment
- Understanding the kinematics and dynamics of human movement using robotic simulation
- Developing psychomotor and cognitive skills expertise using haptic 3D simulations
- Internet enabled haptic e-health applications
If you would like further information about our activities in any of these areas or to discuss collaborative research opportunities, please contact Professor Peter Harris.

