Md. Motaharul Islam
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Total Citations
68
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About
Dr. Md. Motaharul Islam is a forward-looking researcher whose work sits at the intersection of the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, and healthcare robotics. His most influential contribution, “Enabling pandemic‐resilient healthcare: Narrowband Internet of Things and edge intelligence for real‐time monitoring” (42 citations), introduces a novel architectural framework that integrates smart robotic devices for disinfection and patient monitoring—a timely response to global health crises. Dr. Islam also pioneers in human-computer interaction, developing an EMG-controlled bionic robotic arm (13 citations) that uses machine learning to interpret surface electromyography signals for intuitive prosthetic control. His ingenuity extends to smart infrastructure, including a cost-effective car-parking system assisted by line-following robots (7 citations). More recently, he has advanced sustainable technology with “ElectroSortNet,” a CNN-based approach for e-waste classification and IoT-driven separation (4 citations), and a non-contact infrared temperature sensor system for detecting dirt on solar panels (2 citations). Through these diverse yet interconnected projects, Dr. Islam demonstrates a consistent commitment to leveraging edge intelligence and automation to solve real-world problems—from healthcare and accessibility to environmental sustainability.
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- 3Smart Car Parking with the assistance of Line Following Robot7 citations · 2019
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