Mustafa Ur Rehman

University of Engineering and Technology Peshawar

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Mustafa Ur Rehman is an emerging researcher specializing in human-machine interfaces, wearable sensing technologies, and bio-robotic prosthetics, with a particular focus on improving the lives of upper limb amputees. His work centers on force myography (FMG) — a technique that monitors volumetric changes in limb muscles — as a compelling alternative to traditional surface electromyography for controlling prosthetic devices. Rehman's most notable contributions include the development of innovative FMG-based armbands integrating force-sensitive resistors for accurate upper limb gesture recognition. His 2023 study assessing a low-density FMG armband for gesture classification has already garnered 11 citations, reflecting rapid recognition within the rehabilitation engineering community. A companion wearable armband study from the same year earned an additional 8 citations, demonstrating consistent productivity and relevance. His earlier 2022 work on FMG-based human-machine interfaces for classifying upper extremity gestures laid important groundwork for these advances. Collectively, Rehman's research addresses a critical challenge in rehabilitation technology: creating reliable, user-friendly interfaces that translate muscle activity into precise prosthetic control, ultimately restoring everyday functional independence for amputees. His growing citation record signals a promising trajectory in assistive technology research.