Norizam Sulaiman

Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah

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Norizam Sulaiman is a researcher at the forefront of brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, with a focused interest in translating neural signals into practical assistive devices. His work centers on the development of brain-actuated systems, particularly for mobility aids, aiming to empower individuals with severe motor disabilities. Sulaiman’s major contributions include pioneering the use of low-cost, single-channel EEG headsets for real-world applications, such as controlling mobile robots and wheelchairs. In his 2020 study on brain-actuated mobile robots, he demonstrated that a single-channel EEG device could reliably interpret user intent, achieving 7 citations for its innovative approach to simplifying BCI hardware. His subsequent work on offline EEG-based DC motor control for wheelchair applications further advanced the field by exploring robust signal processing methods for safe, hands-free navigation. While his citation counts reflect the early-stage nature of his research, Sulaiman’s work is notable for its emphasis on accessibility and affordability, bridging the gap between laboratory-grade BCI systems and practical, everyday assistive technologies. His efforts contribute to a future where brain-controlled mobility is not just a concept, but a tangible reality for those in need.