Hasniah Aliah
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About
Dr. Hasniah Aliah is a researcher whose work bridges embedded systems and Islamic practice, developing accessible technologies for Muslim communities worldwide. Her most cited paper, "Qibla Finder and Sholat Times Based on Digital Compass, GPS and Microprocessor" (2018, 14 citations), introduces the Q-Bot Ver3—a real-time device that integrates a digital compass, GPS, and microprocessor to accurately determine the Qibla direction (toward the Kaaba) and precise prayer times. This contribution addresses a fundamental need for Muslims globally, combining hardware and software to create a practical, portable solution for daily worship. Dr. Aliah’s work exemplifies how engineering can serve religious and cultural requirements, making technology both functional and meaningful. Her research impacts fields such as embedded systems, location-based services, and assistive technology, with the Q-Bot Ver3 serving as a notable achievement in Islamic tech innovation. By simplifying complex calculations into a user-friendly tool, she has enhanced the spiritual experience for users, demonstrating the power of interdisciplinary design. Dr. Aliah continues to inspire students and researchers interested in applying engineering principles to real-world, culturally relevant challenges.
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