Muhammad Mubasher Saleem

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National University of Ireland, Maynooth

Ireland

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Muhammad Mubasher Saleem is an Assistant Professor at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. His research areas focus on the development of advanced microsystems, sensory technology, and innovative solutions for medical applications, including MEMS gyroscopes and tactile force sensors. Recent articles authored by him encompass various topics such as sensor design for surgical applications and the optimization of sensor sensitivity for wearable technologies.

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University of Edinburgh

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System-level design of a thermally stable, highly robust MEMS tuning fork gyroscope with enhanced sensitivity for wearable and robotic applications

Development of a Capacitive-Piezoelectric Tactile Force Sensor for Static and Dynamic Forces Measurement and Neural Network-Based Texture Discrimination

Enhancing Ocular Precision: A Tactile Force Feedback-Enabled Handheld Cyclodialysis Spatula for Eye Surgery

Experimental Verification of Coupling Strength on the Mode-Localization in Single MEMS DETF Resonators and Its Application as a Force Sensor

A capacitive tactile force sensor with mutual fringe effect and parallel plate design for robot assisted surgery

A high-resolution and low-cost mesoscale tactile force sensor based on mode-localization effect and fabricated using rapid prototyping

A high sensitivity and multi-axis fringing electric field based capacitive tactile force sensor for robot assisted surgery

Deep Learning Based Multiresponse Optimization Methodology for Dual-Axis MEMS Accelerometer

Design and Characterization of Three-Axis High-Range Inductive Tactile Force Sensor Utilizing Magnetorheological Elastomer for Robotic Surgical Applications

Design and Characterization of Three-Axis High-Range Inductive Tactile Force Sensor Utilizing Magnetorheological Elastomer for Robotic Surgical Applications

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Rebecca Cheung

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