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Abdullah Al Mahmud
Also published under:Abdullah Al-Mahmud
Affiliation
Centre for Design Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, VIC, Australia
Topic
Adoption Of New Technologies,Animal-assisted Therapy,Anthropomorphic,Auditory Cues,Bayes Classifier,Bayesian Classifier,Cognitive Impairment,Cognitive Rehabilitation,Cognitive Training,Communication Skills,Convolutional Neural Network,Cultural Influences,Culturally Sensitive,Decision Tree,Dementia,Depression And Anxiety,E-learning,Educational Technology,Emotion Recognition,Female Voice,Focus Group,Focus Group Discussions,Focus Group Participants,Higher Education,Higher Learning,Highest Level Of Accuracy,Human-robot Interaction,Humanoid Robot,Implementation Of Technologies,Increase In Stress,Information And Communication Technologies,Infrastructural Challenges,Infrastructure,Institutions Of Higher Learning,Interactive,Interview Responses,K-nearest Neighbor,Knowledge Of Issues,Learning Management System,Lecture,Logistic Regression,Low Voice,Low- And Middle-income Countries,Machine Learning,Machine Learning Techniques,Mild Cognitive Impairment,Music Therapy,Naive Bayes Algorithm,New Guinea,One-class Classification,
Biography
Abdullah Al Mahmud received the Ph.D. degree in human-computer interaction from the Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, in 2012.
He is an Associate Professor and a Human–Computer Interaction Researcher who works at the intersection of design and health. He has been involved in industry-funded projects on codesign (loneliness intervention app and sleep hygiene app), assistive technology design (for people with low vision or blindness, children with autism, older adults, and people with aphasia), and technology assessment (e.g., improving service delivery for vulnerable mothers). His research interests include codesign, child–computer interaction, assistive technology, digital health, persuasive technology, and designing with and for marginalized communities living in low-resource regions.
He is an Associate Professor and a Human–Computer Interaction Researcher who works at the intersection of design and health. He has been involved in industry-funded projects on codesign (loneliness intervention app and sleep hygiene app), assistive technology design (for people with low vision or blindness, children with autism, older adults, and people with aphasia), and technology assessment (e.g., improving service delivery for vulnerable mothers). His research interests include codesign, child–computer interaction, assistive technology, digital health, persuasive technology, and designing with and for marginalized communities living in low-resource regions.