Warren Couvillion


Warren Couvillion, Senior Research Engineer
Learning Sciences & Systems Department Aerospace Electronics, Systems Engineering & Training Division	Phone: (210) 522-3471 Email: warren.couvillion@swri.org

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Technology Today:

Navigating Virtual Worlds

IR&D Reports:

Designing and Evaluating Control Modes for a Wearable Workspace, 07-R9758 (2009)

A Real-Time System for Body Visualization During Whole-Body Motion, 07-R9675 (2009)

Designing and Evaluating Control Modes for a Wearable Workspace, 07-R9758 (2008)

Concept Demonstrator for Combining Laparoscopic and Ultrasonic Imagery in a Correlated Display, 07-R9748 (2008)

Using Image Analogies for Rapid Generation of Terrain for Simulations, 07-R9698 (2008)

A Real-Time System for Body Visualization During Whole-Body Motion, 07-R9675 (2008)

A Real-Time System for Body Visualization During Whole-Body Motion, 07-R9675 (2007)

Investigation of a Generic Software Interface for the PressureMat™ Natural Locomotion Device, 07-9503 (2005)

Real-Time Graphics Processing Unit-Based Video Blending for Mixed Reality Training Systems, 07-9502 (2005)

SwRI-Owned Three-Dimensional Graphics Engine Development, 07-9459 (2004)

Using Pressure Patterns to Detect Natural Motions for Traversing Virtual Environments, 07-9178 (2001)

Using Pressure Patterns to Detect Natural Motions for Traversing Virtual Environments, 09-9178 (2000)

Patents:

Image Analogy Filters for Terrain Modeling, 8,289,326

System and Method for Overlaying Ultrasound Imagery on a Laparoscopic Camera Display, 8,267,853

Virtual Reality System Locomotion Interface Utilizing a Pressure-Sensing Mat, 7,588,516

Virtual Reality System Locomotion Interface Utilizing a Pressure-Sensing Mat Attached to Movable Base Structure, 7,520,836

Virtual Reality System Locomotion Interface Utilizing a Pressure-Sensing Mat, 7,387,592

Virtual Reality System Locomotion Interface Utilizing a Pressure-Sensing Mat, 7,381,153

Virtual Reality System Locomotion Interface Utilizing a Pressure-Sensing Mat, 7,381,152

Virtual Reality System Locomotion Interface Utilizing a Pressure-Sensing Mat, 6,916,273

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May 07, 2013