Maryam Al Hail

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Maryam Al Hail is a researcher focused on the intersection of secure logistics, autonomous systems, and RFID-based authentication. Her work addresses the critical challenge of ensuring the integrity and traceability of sensitive goods during automated delivery, particularly in remote or underserved areas. Her most-cited paper, "Secure Automated Delivery of Critical Goods with RFID-Based Tracking and Authentication" (2023), proposes a novel framework that integrates autonomous vehicle routing with tamper-proof event logging and transaction verification. This system is designed to securely deliver critical items—such as medical supplies or emergency equipment—to multiple destinations in a single trip, while maintaining a complete, auditable chain of custody. Though early in her publication career, her work has already garnered attention for its practical relevance to supply chain security and rural logistics. By combining hardware-level authentication with software-based tracking, Al Hail’s research offers a scalable solution to a pressing real-world problem. Her contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and practitioners working on secure autonomous delivery systems, IoT-enabled supply chains, and last-mile logistics in challenging environments.