Mohammad Amin Kuhail

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Mohammad Amin Kuhail is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction, visual programming, and haptic technology. His most influential contribution is a comprehensive systematic review on visual programming approaches for end-user developers, which has garnered 66 citations. This seminal work provides a critical analysis of evidence-based visual programming methods applied across robotics, IoT, and education, addressing a significant gap in the literature. Kuhail's research systematically characterizes how non-expert users can leverage visual programming to create complex systems, making programming more accessible. More recently, he has ventured into the emerging field of haptic experience design, exploring the challenges of creating tactile feedback systems. His work on haptic interfaces, though newer, demonstrates his commitment to expanding the frontiers of user experience. Kuhail's contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and practitioners in end-user development, educational technology, and multisensory interaction design, offering both foundational frameworks and forward-looking insights into how humans interact with computational systems.