Biography
Mingze Xi is a Postdoctoral Fellow with the Data61 Immersive Environments Lab, Quantitative Imaging Research Team. He is also a Conjoint Lecturer at The University of Newcastle, Australia.
Before joining CSIRO, he completed his PhD in Computer Science, at The University of Newcastle (Australia). During 2012-2013, He was a research postgraduate at Durham University, UK.
Mingze has extensive experience in upskilling primary industry workers with next-generation human-computer interfaces. His main research interests include wearable computing, augmented/virtual reality, interactive visualisation, user experience (UX) design, computer vision and deep learning applications for agriculture, skill training and assessment, asset tracking, logistics and smart building
Achievements and Awards
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2013-2017
International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (UNIPRS)
The University of Newcastle -
2013-2017
Research Scholarship Central
The University of Newcastle
Current Roles
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Postdoctoral Fellow
Augmented reality-based tools to support decision making.
Academic Qualifications
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2017
PhD
The University of Newcastle
Professional Experiences
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2018-Present
Conjoint Lecturer
The University of Newcastle -
2017-Present
Memeber
IEEE
Grants
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2017-2017
2017 University of Newcastle Faculty (FEBE) Strategic Pilot Grant
