His primary scientific interests are in Database, Data processing system, Markup language, Information retrieval and User interface. His Database research includes themes of XML, Operating system and Advertising. His XML research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Lightweight Directory Access Protocol and Directory.
The various areas that he examines in his Data processing system study include Motion, Real-time computing and Host. His study with Markup language involves better knowledge in World Wide Web. He combines subjects such as Virtual world, Human–computer interaction and Metaverse with his study of World Wide Web.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, Database, World Wide Web and Computer program. David B. Lection has included themes like Computer graphics and Avatar in his Computer vision study. His Database study also includes
David B. Lection does research in World Wide Web, focusing on Markup language specifically. David B. Lection has researched Markup language in several fields, including User interface and News aggregator. His research in User interface tackles topics such as Motion which are related to areas like Data processing system.
His main research concerns Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, Object, Set and Computer hardware. In general Computer vision study, his work on Image often relates to the realm of Geography, thereby connecting several areas of interest. The Digital Visual Interface, Video processing and Rendering research David B. Lection does as part of his general Artificial intelligence study is frequently linked to other disciplines of science, such as Tactile map, therefore creating a link between diverse domains of science.
His Set research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Computer security, Password, Block and Node. His Computer hardware research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Multimedia interface, HDMI and Cable gland. David B. Lection works mostly in the field of Information retrieval, limiting it down to topics relating to Data mining and, in certain cases, Transmission.
David B. Lection spends much of his time researching Computer vision, Artificial intelligence, Object, Delivery system and Drone. His study in the fields of Image under the domain of Computer vision overlaps with other disciplines such as Geography. His Geography study spans across into fields like Light source, Fading, Surface, Augmented reality and Optical head-mounted display.
His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Overlay, Security system, World Wide Web and Authentication. His studies in Object integrate themes in fields like Process and Computer graphics. Delivery system is connected with Telecommunications, Computer network, Delivery vehicle and Customer order in his research.
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User interaction with intelligent virtual objects, avatars, which interact with other avatars controlled by different users
Purdy Brush Ii Abbott;Sarah D. Redpath;David Bruce Lection;Donald Robert Wood.
(1996)
User interaction with intelligent virtual objects, avatars, which interact with other avatars controlled by different users
Purdy Brush Ii Abbott;Sarah D. Redpath;David Bruce Lection;Donald Robert Wood.
(1996)
Method and system for providing location/motion sensitive user interface
Carpenter M A;Lection P B;Molander M E.
(2003)
Method and system for providing location/motion sensitive user interface
Carpenter M A;Lection P B;Molander M E.
(2003)
Method for producing composite XML document object model trees using dynamic data retrievals
Charles Burkett;John Raithel Hind;David Bruce Lection;Richard Dean Telford.
(1999)
Method for producing composite XML document object model trees using dynamic data retrievals
Charles Burkett;John Raithel Hind;David Bruce Lection;Richard Dean Telford.
(1999)
Optimized shopping list process
Heng Chu;David Lection;Eric Masselle.
(2001)
Optimized shopping list process
Heng Chu;David Lection;Eric Masselle.
(2001)
Systems, methods and computer program products for building and displaying dynamic graphical user interfaces
David Bruce Lection;Charles Edward Burkett;David John Clark;Roland Albert Merrick.
(2000)
Systems, methods and computer program products for building and displaying dynamic graphical user interfaces
David Bruce Lection;Charles Edward Burkett;David John Clark;Roland Albert Merrick.
(2000)
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