| Name & Year | Thesis and Ethics application | Extra documentation | Illustration |
| Afif Imtiyaz Khan Deshmukh (2024-5) | Automatic traffic light alteration based on sparse traffic flows. Was not possible to obtain consent from participants. Recording "video footage in a public area where it is impractical to seek individual consent. However, appropriate notices will be put up to inform people that the area is being recorded, ensuring transparency and compliance with ethical guidelines. Any faces or license plates recorded will be blurred before they are used in the dissertation or any sort of publication." Ethics application. |
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| James O'Connell (2024-5) | Identifying Colour Blindness using Computer Vision. Obtained consent from the participants who would play a serious of games. Eye tracking software in use but video not recorded. The system would indicate if the user exhibited signs of colour blindness. Note that a supporting ethical approval was required from the Head of School as some participants were students in the School. Ethics application. |
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| Zemyna Kulikauskaite (2024-5) | Note Recognition on the Electric Bass Using Computer Vision. Obtained consent. Watched by a camera during the experiment but not recorded. Data recorded could not identify the participant. Ethics application. |
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| Joseph Hand (2024-5) | Investigating Anonymisation Methods in Digital Media. Obtained consent. Participants in the experiments had to evaluate whether they could identify subjects, etc. in images. Data recorded could not identify the participant. Ethics application. |
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