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OpenTTD

Known as: OTTD, Open TTD, Open Transport Tycoon 
OpenTTD is a business simulation game in which players try to earn money via transporting passengers and freight by road, rail, water and air. It is… (More)
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2017
2017
Mirror: A computation-offloading framework for sophisticated mobile games
The low performance and power limitations of mobile devices severely limit the complexity and the duration of playing sessions of… (More)
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2012
2012
A novel method of optical true time delay in Phased array antenna
Conventional Phased array antenna (PAA) had beam squint during scanning in wide instantaneous bandwidth, and the paper proposed a… (More)
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2009
2009
trAIns: An Artificial Inteligence for OpenTTD
Simulation games present several challenges for computer controlled players. As a result of this, most of the artificial… (More)
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2006
2006
Design and Implementation of Optical True Time Delay in Optically Controlled Phased Array Antennas
The applications and the advantages of the optical electronic techniques in wideband and wide-angle phased array radar are… (More)
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2004
2004
A joint beam control method of optical TTDs and phase shifters in phased array antennas
An optical true time delay (OTTD) for a sub-array of antennas is an important means of optically controlling phased array… (More)
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