Mohammad Asif

King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

Papers

Total Citations

172

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About

Mohammad Asif is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of digital transformation, sustainable development, and energy systems. His scholarship focuses on three interconnected domains: smart building technologies, Industry 4.0 digital innovations, and artificial intelligence-driven human capital development. Asif's most influential contribution, "Digitalization for Sustainable Buildings" (2024), has already garnered an impressive 144 citations within its first year of publication, signaling its rapid adoption as a foundational reference in green building research. This work comprehensively maps the technological landscape of digital tools transforming how buildings are designed, operated, and optimized for sustainability. His complementary study on Industry 4.0 technologies and renewable energy advances this vision further, cataloguing 13 key digital technologies — including their market trajectories, practical applications, and adoption challenges — providing researchers and policymakers with a structured analytical framework. Extending beyond infrastructure, Asif has also examined how artificial intelligence is reshaping workforce training in India, reflecting a broader commitment to understanding technology's societal implications. Collectively, his research offers students and practitioners a coherent intellectual thread: leveraging digital innovation responsibly across built environments, energy systems, and human development to advance sustainable futures.