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Donald William MacVicar

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2000 – 2009

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2004
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Donald MacVicar, Stuart L. Ford, Ewan Borland, Robert Rixon, John W. Patterson, W. Paul Cockshott:
3D Performance Capture for Facial Animation. 3DPVT 2004: 42-49
2003
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Donald William MacVicar:
Real-time stereo vision using FPGAs. University of Glasgow, UK, 2003

1990 – 1999

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1999
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Donald MacVicar, Satnam Singh, Robert Slous:
Bézier Curve Rendering on Virtex(tm). FCCM 1999: 314-
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Donald MacVicar, John W. Patterson, Satnam Singh:
Rendering Postscript Fonts on FPGAs. FPL 1999: 223-232
1998
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Donald MacVicar, Satnam Singh:
Accelerating DTP with Reconfigurable Computing Engines. FPL 1998: 391-395

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