His main research concerns Mobile device, Computer program, Database transaction, Multimedia and Augmented reality. His Mobile device research includes themes of Computer network, Security token, Computer graphics, Interface and Object. His studies in Computer program integrate themes in fields like Cognitive neuroscience of visual object recognition, Personalization and Implementation.
The Database transaction study combines topics in areas such as Financial institution, Telecommunications and World Wide Web. His Multimedia research incorporates elements of Card reader, Credit card and Gift card. Matthew A. Calman focuses mostly in the field of Augmented reality, narrowing it down to matters related to Product and, in some cases, Plan and Association.
His primary scientific interests are in Database transaction, Computer program, Mobile device, Database and World Wide Web. His Database transaction study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Financial institution, Payment, Commerce and Point. His Payment research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Computer security and Order.
Matthew A. Calman works mostly in the field of Computer program, limiting it down to concerns involving Multimedia and, occasionally, Customer service and Mobile computing. In his work, Live video is strongly intertwined with Cognitive neuroscience of visual object recognition, which is a subfield of Mobile device. The various areas that Matthew A. Calman examines in his World Wide Web study include User interface, User device and Finance.
Matthew A. Calman focuses on Database transaction, Computer program, Mobile device, Database and Computer security. His Database transaction study incorporates themes from Commerce, Financial institution, Payment, Finance and Mobile banking. His research in Financial institution intersects with topics in Marketing and ATM card.
Matthew A. Calman combines subjects such as Product, Executable and World Wide Web, Receipt with his study of Computer program. His Product study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Merchant account, Computer network and Social network. His Mobile device research focuses on subjects like Augmented reality, which are linked to Mobile phone.
Matthew A. Calman mainly investigates Database transaction, Mobile device, Finance, Computer security and Database. His Database transaction research includes elements of Computer program, Valuation and Stock keeping unit. His studies deal with areas such as Financial institution and Commerce as well as Computer program.
Mobile device is a subfield of World Wide Web that Matthew A. Calman studies. His research investigates the connection with Computer security and areas like Payment which intersect with concerns in Image and Wireless computing. His work carried out in the field of Database brings together such families of science as Object and Wish list.
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Pre-payment authorization categorization
David M. Grigg;Matthew A. Calman;Elizabeth S. Votaw.
(2012)
Pre-payment authorization categorization
David M. Grigg;Matthew A. Calman;Elizabeth S. Votaw.
(2012)
Implementing security measures for authorized tokens used in mobile transactions
Matthew A. Calman.
(2012)
Implementing security measures for authorized tokens used in mobile transactions
Matthew A. Calman.
(2012)
Triggering offers based on detected location of a mobile point of sale device
David M. Grigg;Matthew A. Calman;Raja Bose.
(2011)
Triggering offers based on detected location of a mobile point of sale device
David M. Grigg;Matthew A. Calman;Raja Bose.
(2011)
Mobile transactions using authorized tokens
Matthew A. Calman.
(2012)
Mobile transactions using authorized tokens
Matthew A. Calman.
(2012)
Real-time video image analysis for providing virtual interior design
Matthew A. Calman;Erik Stephen Ross.
(2012)
Real-time video image analysis for providing virtual interior design
Matthew A. Calman;Erik Stephen Ross.
(2012)
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