Ranasinghe Nimesha
Publication Count: 1
Publication List:
(1) Pharmaco-Cybernetics as an Interactive Component of Pharma-Culture: Empowering Drug Knowledge through User-, Experience- and Activity-Centered Designs, Volume 3, August 2009
About Ranasinghe Nimesha:
Nimesha Ranasinghe is a PhD research scholar at the Mixed Reality Lab, Faculty of Engineering, in the National University of Singapore since July 2008. He received his Bachelor of Science (Honors) degree in Information Technology from the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka in 2007, and has had a superlative working experience on several automated teller machine (ATM), Kiosk and mobile research projects at Interblocks Ltd and Dialog Telekom Ltd in Sri Lanka as a Software Engineer. He has been working on several ongoing projects at the Mixed Reality lab such as Qoot World, BlogWall and 'Interactive Table'. His research interests are mainly focused on mixed and augmented reality, interactive media and interactive communication, and new kinds of human communication interfaces.
Publication List:
(1) Pharmaco-Cybernetics as an Interactive Component of Pharma-Culture: Empowering Drug Knowledge through User-, Experience- and Activity-Centered Designs, Volume 3, August 2009
About Ranasinghe Nimesha:
Nimesha Ranasinghe is a PhD research scholar at the Mixed Reality Lab, Faculty of Engineering, in the National University of Singapore since July 2008. He received his Bachelor of Science (Honors) degree in Information Technology from the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka in 2007, and has had a superlative working experience on several automated teller machine (ATM), Kiosk and mobile research projects at Interblocks Ltd and Dialog Telekom Ltd in Sri Lanka as a Software Engineer. He has been working on several ongoing projects at the Mixed Reality lab such as Qoot World, BlogWall and 'Interactive Table'. His research interests are mainly focused on mixed and augmented reality, interactive media and interactive communication, and new kinds of human communication interfaces.
