
Postdoctoral Research Associate @UniofExeter Interested in sensorimotor control, VR and eye tracking.
Joined March 2012
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Had a busy month travelling to Reims for @acaps2023 and then to Florida for @iitsec (plus a bonus day at the @EltlHub with @Newbutt)… Thanks to everyone who’s hosted me and helped make it all so enjoyable! #photodump
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We’ve been working with the @ExeterCollege and @DC_Police to develop Police Drone training in VR. It allows training in a range of situations without risk, and coaches key skills such as workload management, situational awareness and effective communications. Rolls out in October
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Can medical trainees learn through virtual reality? A #BMCDigitalHealth study by the @vrexeter and @CineonTraining teams, authored by @TomGArthur @David_J_Harris @samueljamesvine et al, suggests that despite some limitations it can be a valuable tool. bmcdigitalhealth.biomedcentr…
Come and join our team!!! Some really exciting research projects coming up 👇🏻
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New paper from the @vrexeter and @CineonTraining research teams, in collaboration with @VRIMS_Lab: “Examining the validity and fidelity of a virtual reality simulator for basic life support training” doi.org/10.1186/s44247-023-0…
So from a practical perspective, we could: 1️⃣ try to improve the fidelity of interactions (eg with haptic or mixed-reality tech) + 2️⃣ explore blended training options, where VR focuses on some areas (like perceptual/procedural skills) but physical skills are taught in real life
Data and code from this study can be found at osf.io/eq4pc/
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When are neurobiological differences advantageous? Coming up at #BRLSI a talk exploring how current research could boost independence & wellbeing within the #autistic community. A talk with @TomGArthur
@UniofExeter & Prof Mark Brosnan @Bath_CAAR
brlsi.org/whatson/autism-see…… #Autism
Had a really great time at #EPSPlymouth23 and met some lovely people. Big thank you to @ExpPsychSoc and all the event organisers! – at Bristol, England
The 12th Frith Prize Talk at #EPSPlymouth23, @TomGArthur discussing 'Sensorimotor differences in Autism: An evaluation of potential mechanisms'.
Straight from the Pyrenees to Plymouth for #EPSPlymouth23 Looking forward to it! @ExpPsychSoc – at Midi-Pyrénées, France
















