Ahmed Abu‐Khadrah

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Dr. Ahmed Abu‐Khadrah is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and human–technology interaction. His most-cited paper, "Virtual Trust on Driverless Cars Using Fuzzy Logic Design" (2022), tackles a critical psychological barrier to the adoption of self-driving vehicles: how can passengers learn to trust a car with no human driver? By applying fuzzy logic—a form of reasoning that mimics human decision-making under uncertainty—Abu‐Khadrah developed a framework to model and quantify trust in robotic cars, addressing both safety perceptions and user acceptance. This contribution is especially timely as autonomous vehicle technology moves from labs to real-world roads. With 5 citations, the paper has already sparked interest among engineers and human-factors researchers seeking to bridge the gap between technical capability and public confidence. Abu‐Khadrah’s broader research explores how intelligent systems can be designed to be not only functional but also trustworthy, a theme that resonates across transportation, robotics, and human–computer interaction. His work offers a valuable lens for students and scholars interested in the human side of automation.