I earned a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Systems Engineering from University of Engineering and Technology (Pakistan) in 2016, followed by a Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from National University of Sciences and Technology (Pakistan) in 2021. In 2026, I completed my Ph.D. in Bioengineering and Robotics (Advanced and Humanoid Robotics) at University of Genoa (Italy). My research interests include Wearable Sensors, Human Activity Recognition, Human–Environment Interaction, and Human–Robot Interaction.
Research center
CRIS@SanQuirico
About
Education
Title: Bachelor in Computer Systems Engineering
Institute: University of Engineering and Technology
Location: Peshawar
Country: Pakistan
From: 2012 To: 2016
Title: Master in Biomedical Engineering
Institute: National University of Sciences and Technology
Location: Islamabad
Country: Pakistan
From: 2017 To: 2021
Title: PhD in Bioengineering and Robotics
Institute: University of Genova
Location: Genova
Country: Italy
From: 2022 To: 2026
All Publications
2026
Jamil Ahmad.
Human Environment Interaction Featuring Activity Recognition in Workers’ Wearable Technologies and Industrial Exoskeletons
PhD Thesis
Book
2026
Jamil Ahmad., Sergio Leggieri., Darwin Caldwell., Christian Di Natali.
Hybrid multimodal method for workers’ activity fatigue detection featuring human activity recognition
Nature Scientific Reports
Article
Journal
2026
Vasco Fanti., Jamil Ahmad., Mohamed Irfan Refai., Darwin Gordon Caldwell., Massimo Sartori., Christian Di Natali.
Multi-modal classification of MMH activities for multi-tasking control strategies in versatile exoskeletons
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Article
Journal
2026
Jamil Ahmad., Sergio Leggieri., Darwin Caldwell., Christian Di Natali.
Real-Time Human Activity Recognition on Edge Devices for Industrial Applications
IEEE Sensors Journal
2025
Roberto F. Pitzalis., Beatrice Lagomarsino., Indya Ceroni., Nicholas Cartocci., Jamil Ahmad., Giulia A. Albanese., Jacopo Zenzeri., Christian Di Natali., Darwin G. Caldwell., Maura Casadio., Jesus Ortiz.
Evaluating Muscle Fatigue with Non-Invasive Approaches: a Review of Methods, Metrics and Implications
IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering
