Raihana Alam Tonima

American International University-Bangladesh

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Raihana Alam Tonima is a researcher focused on biomedical engineering and assistive technology, with a particular emphasis on affordable prosthetic solutions. Her most cited work, "Design and Implementation of A Human Prosthetic Hand" (2021), addresses the critical need for low-cost robotic prosthetics in response to rising disabilities among aging populations and war veterans. By developing a functional, cost-effective alternative to expensive commercial prostheses, Tonima’s research directly tackles accessibility barriers in healthcare technology. This paper has garnered 5 citations, reflecting its relevance in the field of rehabilitation engineering. Her contributions lie in bridging the gap between advanced prosthetic design and real-world affordability, making assistive devices more attainable for underserved communities. Tonima’s work exemplifies how engineering innovation can serve humanitarian needs, and her ongoing research continues to explore practical solutions for improving quality of life through technology.