About me
I'm a software engineer from Hobart, Tasmania and when not working, I spend time mountain biking, bush walking, gardening, travelling and tinkering in my workshop.
I began my programming adventures in the mid 1980's with BASIC on the Commodore64 and BBC Micro (mostly writing and extending text based adventure games). Since then, I have worked in many domains across a variety of platforms with numerous programming languages.
I have held a variety of positions over the years, including system/network administrator, software developer, independent contractor, systems analyst, and research team leader.
I am the owner of Psychstudio. Experiments. Online. No code.
Recently I've been working in the following areas:
- Electroencephalography and neuromotor rehabilitation.
- Eye-tracking.
- Robotics and autonomous vehicles.
- Computer vision (object recognition and tracking).
- Embedded systems.
- Sensor informatics and message-oriented middleware.
Recent grants and awards:
- 2016 - Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation Establishment Grant - "Assistive technology for motor rehabilitation"
- 2012 - Australian ICT Centre Award for Engineering and Science Support Excellence
- 2012 - Tasmanian Research and Development iAward - "Magic Map"
- 2011 - Tasmanian Research and Development iAward - "Tasmanian Marine Analysis Network"
If you'd like to get in touch, email me at ben@psychstudio.com
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