Hi, I'm Asif
🎓 Computer and Information Science Engineering.
🏫 University of Arkansas at Little Rock, AR 72204,USA
Contact meAbout Me
Research Vision
I am currently pivoting my research focus toward Virtual Reality (VR) and Extended Reality (XR) technologies, aiming to explore their transformative potential across industries such as immersive learning, digital twin simulations, and remote collaboration. My upcoming research will particularly investigate how user interaction and spatial awareness in immersive environments influence behavior, decision-making, and usability — drawing from human-computer interaction, cognitive psychology, and systems design.
Personal Experiences
In addition to my academic endeavors, I bring over 5 years of industry experience in technical and managerial roles, primarily in the consumer electronics sector.
Skills
My technical & Operational levelsProgramming Languages
C
C#
JavaScript
Python
Professional Skills
Lean & Six-Sigma
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001
TQM (Total Quality Management)
Process innovation & Renovation
Technologies
Git
Oracle
MySQL
Qualification
My personal journeyMS in Computer & Information Sciences
University of Arkansas at Little RockDepartment of Computer Science
BS in Mechatronics Engineering
Rajshahi University of Engineering & TechnologyDepartment of Mechatronics Engineering
Team Lead
Quality ManagementWalton Digi-Tech Industries Limited
Team Lead
Manufacturing Process EngineeringWalton Digi-Tech Industries Limited
Production Engineer
Joint Design Manufacturing (JDM)Samsung - Fair Electronics Limited
Publications
Works Over the Years
Development of LOCAL-IP based Environmental Condition Monitoring using Wireless Sensor Network
In this paper, environmental monitoring system is implemented using a wireless sensor networking (WSN) via a local internet protocol (IP) utilizing Wi-Fi media. For enchanting data, DHT-11 (Temperature and Humidity sensor) and MQ-6 (LPG gas sensor) are being used.
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A WSN (Wireless Sensor Network) Approach for Controlling the Actuator Wirelessly through Database Interaction
This research study explores the wireless sensor networking, where sensor data is transmitted to a local database via a nearby server. The primary focus of this research study is real-time environment monitoring systems and wireless control and actuation systems. This research study incorporates the DHT 11 (Temperature and Humidity) and MQ-6 (LPG Gas) sensors. Selecting an appropriate controller is crucial to attaining desired system attributes like high-speed precision and meeting requirements for precise motion control at high speeds.
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Integration of Battery & Ultracapacitor for Low Weight Electric Vehicle for Bangladesh
This paper portrays the benefits of introducing an ultracapacitor into a battery pack of an urban electric vehicle drive train. Simulations are done taking two basic scenarios into consideration: fresh cells and half-used battery cells. The simulations show that the lower the temperature higher the hybrid system efficiency. Data from real world are considered to conduct this study. Simulations are done considering modified Bangladeshi drive cycle for low weight vehicles. Several issues like volumetric, gravimetric and cost issues of hybridization are present in this paper. By this system the power loss of the system can be reduced by up to 5% to 10%. Finally, hybridization not only increases the efficiency of the energy storage system also increases the power train efficiency and battery lifespan.
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Current and future prospects of geothermal energy in Bangladesh
In this modern era, geothermal energy is vastly used for producing electricity and it is also a very interesting choice for Bangladesh for the sake of producing electricity. The paper mainly focuses on the production of electricity by using an efficient technique. Applying this process, the cost of producing electrical energy is comparatively low for longerterm purpose. Moreover, mineral water and germicide components can also be produced after a few refining processes.
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Locally available Clays of Bangladesh as a Replacement of imported Clays for Ceramic Industries
Sorting In Bangladesh, generally imported clays are used as the main ingredient in ceramicware industries. Though locally available clays can be refined and used instead of imported ones to minimize the high manufacturing cost. In this research, 3 locally available clays were investigated both mechanically and spectrally. The XRF analysis of local non-refined clays in contrast to imported clays has indicated the presence of excess SiO2 content (about 35%) in the form of free silica as well as TiO2 and iron oxide but the Al2O3 content are a presence in lower amount (around 8.7%).
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