Adrian Travis

Adrian Travis is researcher in Microsoft’s Applied Sciences Group (ASG), where he works on the development of displays and sensors for human-computer interfaces.

Before joining Microsoft he lectured at Cambridge University in the Engineering Department, where he was a member of the Photonics and Sensors Group.  Travis pioneered wedge optics and has extensive experience of 3D displays.  He remains a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, where he was the dean of students.

In 2008 Adrian was awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering’s silver medal.

• Wedge Optics in Flat Panel Displays

  Proceedings of the IEEE December, 2012 Vol. 101, No. 1 Pages 45-60

  By Adrian Travis, Tim Large, Neil Emerton, Steven Bathiche
• Presentation: Backlight for View-Sequential Autostereo 3D

  Microsoft Applied Sciences June, 2010

  By Adrian Travis, Neil Emerton, Tim Large, Steven Bathiche, Bernie Rihn
• Parallel Optics in Waveguide Displays: A Flat Panel Autostereoscopic Display

  Microsoft Applied Sciences June, 2010

  By Tim Large, Matt Large, Adrian Travis
• The Design of Backlights for View-Sequential 3D

  Microsoft Applied Sciences November, 2009

  By Adrian Travis, Neil Emerton, Tim Large, Steven Bathiche
• Collimated Light from a Waveguide for a Display Backlight

  Optics Express October, 2009 Vol. 17, No. 22 Pages 19714-19719

  By Adrian Travis, Tim Large, Neil Emerton, Steven Bathiche