Abir Ahmed

American International University-Bangladesh

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Abir Ahmed’s research focuses on affordable assistive and prosthetic technologies, aiming to improve quality of life for the elderly, impaired individuals, and amputees. His major contributions include the design and implementation of a low-cost human prosthetic hand, addressing the critical need for accessible solutions in a world with an aging population and rising disabilities. This work, cited 5 times, proposes a cheaper alternative to expensive market products, demonstrating a commitment to practical, humanitarian engineering. Additionally, Ahmed developed an assistive robot for the elderly and impaired, integrating sonar sensors, Raspberry Pi processing, and AI-driven image processing to autonomously detect, pick up, and drop objects. This project, with 3 citations, showcases his skill in combining robotics, artificial intelligence, and sensor systems to create supportive technologies. Through these projects, Ahmed has established himself as a researcher dedicated to leveraging engineering for social good, producing tangible prototypes that address real-world challenges in mobility and daily living. His work represents a meaningful step toward more inclusive and affordable assistive devices.