John Recker

Biography

John is a researcher in the Print Production Automation Lab, focused on driving the analog-to-digital transformation in commercial printing by automating digital print production and taking advantage of the unique capabilities of digital printing. He has specialized in building graphics systems for window systems, CAD and gaming in both commercial and research environments, and now is focused on bringing the benefits of GPUs and parallel systems to digital production for commercial print.

Research interests

• Graphics, Rendering, Visualization
• Information Management

Publications

• "Font rendering on a GPU-based raster image processor," J. Recker, G. Beretta, I. Lin, EI 2010, Proc. of SPIE Vol. 7528, 75280A (2010).
• "An Efficient High Quality Color Transformation ", I. Tastl, J. Recker, Y. Zhang, G. Beretta. The 17th Color Imaging Conference (CIC17). p. 111-116, 2009.
• "Sidebar: Ad-hoc, Yet Organized, Personal Collaboration", T. Close, J. Recker, C. Sayers, R. Badrinath . WWW 2008.
• "The Grand Central Semantic Wiki", J. Recker, T. Close, C. Sayers. IWCES 2007.
• "Perturbative time and frequency allocations for RFID reader networks", V. Deolalikar, M. R. Mesarina, J. Recker, and S. Pradhan. Proc. 2006 Workshop on Emerging Directions in Embedded and Ubiquitous Computing (EUC '06), LNCS Vol. 4097, pp.392-402. Springer, 2006.
• "Rules Based Algorithm for Self-Organizing Virtual Sensors", M.R. Mesarina, D. Das, J. Recker. HP Tech Report HPL-2006-101