Muhammad Abdullah

Muhammad Abdullah is a researcher specializing in digital fabrication and human-computer interaction, currently a Ph.D. candidate at the Hasso Plattner Institute in Germany. His research focuses on advancing rapid prototyping technologies, especially accelerating 3D model design and assembly through laser cutting techniques. His goal is to optimize manufacturing processes, enabling the design, creation, and evaluation cycle to be completed within the duration of a single meeting. His research has been published multiple times in top-tier conferences such as ACM CHI and ACM UIST, with significant contributions to the fields of haptic devices and rapid manufacturing. Additionally, he is actively engaged in the academic community as both a reviewer and committee member for various international conferences.

• 2020–Present·Hasso Plattner Institute, Germany·Ph.D. Candidate
  • Conducting research on rapid prototyping and the application of laser cutting in digital manufacturing; published multiple papers in top conferences.
• 2012–2016·Telecommunications Industry·Engineer
  • Acquired extensive practical experience in the telecommunications sector.

• 2016–2018·Kyung Hee University, South Korea·Master’s Degree
  • Specialized in haptic technology and human-computer interaction, completed research on a universal haptic library.
• 2008–2012·National University of Science and Technology (NUST), Pakistan·Bachelor’s Degree
  • Majored in electrical engineering, establishing a solid technical foundation.