I am Mohammed Al-Sada, an assistant professor at Qatar University, and the current director of KINDI computing research center, Doha, Qatar.

My research interests are mainly in multidisciplinary areas of Wearable and Multipurpose Robotic Appendages, Novel Robotic Systems, Human Augmentation and XR systems.

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 Research Themes

Wearable Multipurpose Robotic Appendages

Orochi is a snake-shaped wearable robot that can be worn and used in a variety of daily contexts. The image shows how Orochi can be worn unobtrusively in public
HapticSnakes is a system of wearable robots that can provide a variety of haptic feedback for virtual reality experiences and beyond
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Novel Robotic Systems and Humanoid Robots

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Human Augmentation and XR Systems

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