Muhammad Osama

BTech(MechEng)

Mechanical Engineering with specialization in AI & Robotics

Muhammad Osama is a full-time data analytics consultant and freelance technical writer based in Delhi, India. He specializes in transforming complex technical concepts into accessible content. He has a Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering with specialization in AI & Robotics from Galgotias University, India, and he has extensive experience in technical content writing, data science and analytics, and artificial intelligence. Muhammad has worked on various research projects related to data analytics, machine learning, and deep learning for industries such as retail, medical, finance, agriculture, and Ed-Tech. He is enthusiastic and passionate about Artificial Intelligence-related research. Outside of work, he enjoys learning about new developments across all the fields related to science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and statistics.

Articles from Muhammad

ReAInet: Bridging Artificial and Human Vision through EEG-Aligned Neural Networks

Researchers present ReAInet, a novel vision model aligning with human brain activity based on non-invasive EEG recordings. The model, derived from the CORnet-S architecture, demonstrates higher similarity to human brain representations, improving adversarial robustness and capturing individual variability, thereby paving the way for more brain-like artificial intelligence systems in computer vision.

2 Feb 2024

Using Deep Learning and Computer Vision for Beef Cattle Behavior Recognition

Chinese researchers introduce an innovative model utilizing computer vision and deep learning to recognize nine distinct behaviors of beef cattle in real-time. Enhancing the YOLOv8 algorithm with dynamic snake convolution and BiFormer attention mechanisms, the model achieves remarkable accuracy, demonstrating adaptability in various scenarios, including diverse lighting conditions and cattle densities.

1 Feb 2024

Understanding the Adoption of ChatGPT in Higher Education

This research explores the factors influencing the adoption of ChatGPT, a large language model, among Arabic-speaking university students. The study introduces the TAME-ChatGPT instrument, validating its effectiveness in assessing student attitudes, and identifies socio-demographic and cognitive factors that impact the integration of ChatGPT in higher education, emphasizing the need for tailored approaches and ethical considerations in its implementation.

31 Jan 2024

Optimizing CNN-Based Gesture Recognition in Myoelectric Control

Researchers present a novel myoelectric control (MEC) framework employing Bayesian optimization to enhance convolutional neural network (CNN)-based gesture recognition systems using surface electromyogram (sEMG) signals. The study demonstrates improved accuracy and generalization, crucial for advancing prosthetic devices and human-computer interfaces, and highlights the potential for broader applications in diverse sEMG signal types and neural network architectures.

31 Jan 2024

Machine Learning Predictions of Effluent SCOD in Anaerobic Sanitation Systems

Researchers from multiple countries introduced a groundbreaking method using machine learning (ML) models to predict the effluent soluble chemical oxygen demand (SCOD) in a two-stage anaerobic onsite sanitation system. Outperforming conventional models, the ML approach, led by the artificial neural network (ANN), not only enhances prediction accuracy but also offers simplicity, speed, and reliability in optimizing and controlling wastewater treatment processes, marking a significant leap in sustainable sanitation technology.

31 Jan 2024

Digital Companions: Exploring the Impact of Chatbots on Student Mental Health

This study from Stanford University delves into the use of intelligent social agents (ISAs), such as the chatbot Replika powered by advanced language models, by students dealing with loneliness and suicidal thoughts. The research, combining quantitative and qualitative data, uncovers positive outcomes, including reduced anxiety and increased well-being, shedding light on the potential benefits and challenges of employing ISAs for mental health support among students facing high levels of stress and loneliness.

31 Jan 2024

A Comprehensive Guide on Development to Impact of Surgical Robots

Researchers present a groundbreaking guide for the comprehensive evaluation of surgical robots throughout their life cycle, integrating perspectives from device developers, clinicians, patients, and healthcare systems. The guide, based on the IDEAL framework, addresses challenges and opportunities, including AI integration, ethical considerations, global health equity, and environmental sustainability, offering a crucial roadmap for advancing the field and ensuring safe and ethical adoption of surgical robots.

29 Jan 2024

Stress Monitoring Revolution: Electronic Skin Innovations Unveiled

Researchers from the University of California and the California Institute of Technology present a groundbreaking electronic skin, CARES, featured in Nature Electronics. This wearable seamlessly monitors multiple vital signs and sweat biomarkers related to stress, providing continuous and accurate data during various activities. The study demonstrates its potential in stress assessment and management, offering a promising tool for diverse applications in healthcare, sports, the military, education, and the workplace.

29 Jan 2024

Sculpting the Future: Robotic Surgery and AI in Medical Frontiers

US researchers delve into the intricacies of robotic surgery, blending artificial intelligence for minimally invasive procedures. While exploring benefits and limitations, the study addresses ethical concerns and envisions a transformative future with autonomous robots, urging further research, regulation, and equitable access to propel this evolving medical frontier.

29 Jan 2024

Machine Learning Unveils Tularemia Pathogen Presence in Soil

Scientists introduce an innovative machine-learning model adept at predicting the presence of the tularemia-causing bacterium, Francisella tularensis, in soil samples. Utilizing a two-stage feature-ranking process and hyperparameter optimization, the model showcased high accuracy, offering a cost-effective and rapid tool for detecting this potentially fatal pathogen with broader applications in soil-borne pathogen identification.

26 Jan 2024