Muhammad Osama

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

Wearable Optical Sensor Links Fingertip Blood Flow to Psychological Distress

Dissipative Optical Sensor Reaches 168-ppt Carbon Dioxide Detection Limit

Mid-Infrared Biosensor Design Shows Promise for Oral Cancer Sensing

New Plasmonic Sensor Targets Aflatoxin M1 Contamination in Milk

Study Introduces Ultraviolet-Assisted Gas Sensor for Robotics

Harvard Pico-Calorimeter Measures Metabolic Heat from Living Cells

Optoelectronic Sensor Switches Between Sensing and Memory

NASA FireSense Project Develops Real-Time Heat Monitoring System for Fire Dozers

Carbon Dot Biosensor Detects E. coli DNA

Immuno-Infrared Sensor Detects Protein Misfolding Early

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