Hasib Zunair

North South University, Concordia University

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Hasib Zunair is a researcher whose work bridges robotics, environmental science, and artificial intelligence. His key research areas include autonomous mobile robotics, sensor integration, and vision-based systems for environmental monitoring. Zunair made significant contributions through the design and implementation of a security patrol robot, detailed in his most-cited paper (10 citations), which integrates multiple sensor arrays and Android-based communication for household and office security applications. This work demonstrates his ability to create reconfigurable, practical robotic systems for real-world use. His second notable paper (2 citations) introduces "Collector," a vision-based semi-autonomous robot designed for exploring and researching the Sundarbans mangrove forest—a UNESCO World Heritage site threatened by climate change and industrial development. This project highlights Zunair’s commitment to applying robotics to critical environmental challenges, such as monitoring endangered wildlife like the Royal Bengal Tiger. Through these contributions, Zunair showcases how robotic innovation can address both security needs and ecological preservation, making his work impactful for students and researchers interested in the intersection of technology and sustainability.