Shady Mohamed

About

Shady Mohamed is an Associate Professor in Signal Processing at Deakin University, Australia. His research areas include autonomous navigation, motion cueing algorithms for vehicle simulation, and sensory perceptions in virtual reality. He has also contributed to the understanding of motor competence assessment in education and the detection of driving distractions. His recent publications highlight the importance of physiological signals in diagnosing simulator sickness and advancing tactile stimulation techniques in vection research.