Draft:Corey Manders
Singapore-based research scientist, entrepreneur, and musician
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Corey Manders is a Singapore-based research scientist, entrepreneur, and jazz musician.
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Career
Manders completed bachelor's, master's, and doctoral studies at the University of Toronto.[1] A University of Toronto thesis repository record lists his doctoral thesis, Lightspace: A natural domain for imaging and analysis (2006).[2] Contemporary coverage of Steve Mann's student projects in the same period also includes James Fung.[3]
An A*STAR Research feature identified him as a senior research fellow at the Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R), where he led work on gesture-sensing human–computer interaction technology.[4]
In 2017, Manders co-founded BetaSight, a Singapore medical technology startup developing virtual reality and eye-tracking tools for visual-field testing.[5] The same report described his previous work in Singapore research and his transition into startup building.[5]
Manders has co-authored publications in computer graphics and interactive systems, including papers indexed by the Association for Computing Machinery.[6]
An Esplanade artist profile describes him as co-founder and CTO of FAIT.[7]
Music
Manders is a jazz saxophonist. He was featured with The Corey Manders Quartet at Esplanade's Jazz in July programme in 2025.[7]
Selected publications
- Manders, C.; Aimone, C.; Mann, S. (2004). "Camera response function recovery from different illuminations of identical subject matter." Proceedings of the International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP).
- Mann, S.; Manders, C.; Fung, J. (2002). "Painting with looks: Photographic images from video using quantimetric processing." Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Multimedia.
- Manders, C.; Farbiz, F.; Chong, J. H.; Tang, K. Y.; Chua, G. G.; Loke, M. H.; Yuan, M. L. (2008). "Robust hand tracking using a skin tone and depth joint probability model." IEEE International Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition.
- Yuan, M.; Farbiz, F.; Manders, C. M.; Tang, K. Y. (2008). "Robust hand tracking using a simple color classification technique." Proceedings of ACM SIGGRAPH International Conference on Virtual Reality Continuum and Its Applications in Industry.
- Farbiz, F.; Yu, Z. H.; Manders, C.; Ahmad, W. (2007). "An electrical muscle stimulation haptic feedback for mixed reality tennis game." ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 Posters.
The above publications are listed among Manders' highly cited works on his Google Scholar profile.[8]