Education

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MS in Mechanical Engineering

The University of Maine
2018 - 2020
Thesis: Design and fabrication of a 3-dimensional capacitive-based force sensor
Relevant Coursework: Robot Dynamics and Control, Advanced Robotics, Embedded Systems, Industrial Computer Control, Engineering Optimization, Aircraft and Auto Structures

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BSc in Mechanical Engineering

Khulna University of Engineering & Technology
2010 - 2014
Project: Design and construction of a model of a magnetic train
Relevant Coursework: Servo Mechanism & Control Engineering, Aircraft Flight Dynamics, Automobile Engineering, Aerodynamics, Machine Design, Electrical Engineering & Electrical Machines, Electronics, Computer Languages

Research Experience

Graduate Research Assistant

Biorobotics and Biomechanics Lab, UMaine
2018 - 2020

  • Developed a 3-dimensional capacitive-based force sensor for gait analysis
  • Developed an FEA-based framework for customization of capacitive-based force sensors
  • Supervised a team of 5 undergrad students to develop a robotic manipulator for calibration of force sensors
  • Collaborated with a lab member to develop a digital capacitance measurement system

Teaching Experience

Graduate Teaching Assistant

The University of Maine
2018 - 2020
Courses: Model, Analysis, and Control of Mechanical Systems, Modern Control Sytem Theory & Application, Mech Lab I, & II

Instructor

Brahmaputra Polytechnic Institute
2014 - 2018
Courses: Applied Mechanics, Applied Mathematics

Publication

Rahman, M. S., and Hejrati, B. (March 2, 2022). “A Low-Cost Three-Axis Force Sensor for Wearable Gait Analysis Systems.” ASME. J. Med. Devices. June 2022; 16(2): 021012. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4053725

Presentation

Biomimetics, Artificial Muscles & Nano-Bio (BAMN 2019) “A Wearable 3-Dimensional force measuring sensor for gait analysis applications.”

International Conference on Mechanical, Industrial & Energy Engineering (ICMIEE 2014) “Design and Construction of a Model of a Magnetic Train.”

Project

Design and fabrication of a 3-dimensional capacitive-based force sensor

  • Performed structural and electro-mechanical analyses in COMSOL to design the sensor
  • Designed the parts using SolidWorks and built test prototypes using a 3D printer
  • Generated G-codes using Fusion 360 and fabricated the final parts using a CNC machine and machine shop tools
  • Designed the printed circuit board (PCB) using EasyEDA and soldered the components on the PCB board
  • Programmed the microcontroller to collect and transmit capacitance data using I2C and UART communication
  • Calibrated the sensor and performed evaluation tests to assess the performance of the developed sensor

A robotic manipulator for applying 3-directional force

  • Modified the design of the end-effector and built it using a 3D printer
  • Used Arduino to control the motion of the manipulator and collect data from force sensors to measure the applied force

Temperature Logger

  • Used a temperature sensor to measure temperature and a 4 digit 7 segment display to show the current temperature
  • Used a Raspberry Pi as a web server and published temperature readings on a web page

Automation of a water treatment system

  • Used Autocad Plant 3d to model the water treatment plant and RSLogix Micro for PLC programming
  • Used Wonderware to design the human machine interface (HMI) and Microsoft SQL Server for data extraction

Volunteer

Mentor, FIRST Tech Challenge

Tolland County Robotics Foundation

Certification

Graduate Teaching Academy Certificate

Fall 2019

C Programming with Linux

September 2020

Machine Learning

February 2021

Deep Learning Specialization

April 2021

Self-Driving Cars

August 2022