Muhammad Qasim Mehmood

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Information Technology University

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Muhammad Qasim Mehmood is a rising researcher in the field of sustainable electronics and human-machine interfaces (HMIs), with a particular focus on paper-based and eco-friendly capacitive sensing technologies. His work addresses the critical challenge of electronic waste by developing biodegradable, low-cost alternatives to traditional plastic-based devices. Mehmood’s most cited paper, “Facile Pressure-Sensitive Capacitive Touch Keypad for a Green Intelligent Human–Machine Interface” (2022, 19 citations), introduces a novel approach to creating recyclable touch interfaces, demonstrating significant potential for reducing environmental impact in consumer electronics. He further advanced this concept with studies on tunable paper-based passive components and filter circuits (2021, 9 citations), as well as innovative wireless mouse cursor control pads using capacitive touch arrays on paper (2023, 6 and 3 citations). By integrating graphite sensing arrays with accessible microcontrollers like the Espressif ESP32, Mehmood’s work bridges the gap between sustainability and functionality, offering practical solutions for green electronics. His research is particularly notable for its emphasis on foldability, tunability, and wireless integration, positioning him as a key contributor to the development of environmentally conscious HMIs that could reshape how we interact with technology.