Myda Arif
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About
Myda Arif is a researcher at the forefront of low-cost, flexible electronics, with a primary focus on paper-based capacitive sensing technologies. Her most cited work, "Paper-based facile capacitive touch arrays for wireless mouse cursor control pad" (2023, 6 citations), introduces an innovative, disposable wireless mouse pad that leverages the simplicity and affordability of paper substrates. This contribution is complemented by her study on "Graphite-on-Paper Based Capacitive Touch Arrays" (2023, 3 citations), which further refines the design using graphite sensing arrays integrated with Espressif Systems microcontrollers. Arif’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that everyday materials like paper and graphite can be engineered into functional, wireless human-computer interfaces, dramatically lowering the cost and environmental impact of electronic peripherals. Her work bridges the gap between sustainable materials and practical IoT applications, offering a compelling alternative to traditional rigid circuit boards. By achieving wireless cursor control through simple capacitive touch arrays, Arif has opened new pathways for accessible, eco-friendly electronics, making her research highly relevant for students and engineers exploring green technology and flexible sensor design.
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