Enamul Karim

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Enamul Karim is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and assistive technology. His research focuses on developing innovative frameworks that bridge mobile computing and robotics to create more accessible and intuitive systems for diverse users. Karim's most notable contribution is a smartphone-based IoT-Controller Framework designed specifically to assist visually impaired individuals in interacting with robotic systems — a meaningful advancement in accessibility technology that addresses a largely underserved population in HRI research. Unlike prior work centered on navigation assistance, his framework tackles practical pick-and-place task scenarios, demonstrating real-world applicability. Complementing this, his Edge-IoT framework leverages speech and mobile-based interfaces to seamlessly connect smartphones with robotic systems, enabling intuitive voice-command-driven robot control. Together, these works have accumulated a combined 7 citations since 2022, reflecting growing interest in his contributions within the HRI and IoT communities. Karim's research holds strong promise for advancing inclusive human-robot collaboration, particularly for individuals with disabilities, making him a researcher worth following as the field continues to evolve.