At Allama Iqbal Open University, I research natural language processing for Urdu and Arabic, alongside human activity recognition using smartphone sensors. My work includes an adaptive human activity recognition system using smartphone accelerometer data.
I’ve published research on Urdu Quranic NLP, including semantic search, translation, sentiment analysis, and question answering. I’ve also worked on human activity recognition using smartphone and wearable sensor data.
At Allama Iqbal Open University, I teach computer science courses including machine learning, deep learning, programming, and database management. I’ve also supervised research theses on activity recognition, healthcare monitoring, and language technologies.
My research interests include context-aware healthcare systems and semantic-enabled information integration for smart homes and cities. I’m especially interested in Urdu and Arabic language technologies, ontology-based activity recognition, and assistive technologies.
