Andrew Hogue

Dr. Andrew Hogue is an Associate Professor at Ontario Tech University within the Faculty of Business and Information Technology's Game Development and Interactive Media program. His research focuses on virtual reality (VR), stereoscopic visualization, and user experience optimization. He leads the Game Development Lab, equipping students with cutting-edge technology for research and training. Hogue holds a PhD, MSc, and BSc in Computer Science from York University. He has supervised over 40 undergraduate and five graduate students, securing over $4 million in research funding. His work spans gaming, robotics, simulation, and forensics, with over 30 publications in journals and conferences.

Research Interests include developing photorealistic 3D models via photogrammetry, evaluating VR's environmental and design parameters, and enhancing immersive experiences through computer vision. Notable contributions include frameworks for VR user studies (StudyXR/StudyVR) and volumetric video techniques for gaming and education.

His articles highlight advancements in volumetric video compression, XR therapeutic tools, and serious games addressing social issues. Collaborations include projects with McMaster Children’s Hospital and IBM, emphasizing real-world applications of VR/AR technologies.

Through experiential learning initiatives, Hogue bridges academic research with industry needs, fostering innovation in interactive media and technology-driven solutions.