SYED M. MUSLIM HUSSAIN

SYED M. MUSLIM HUSSAIN

SYED M. MUSLIM HUSSAIN

Class of 2025
BS Electrical Engineering
Minor: Computer Science

Aspiration Statement

“I am passionate about Robotics and I want to pursue a career in robotics. I want to pursue higher studies in robotics.”

Core Skills

  • Control
  • MATLAB
  • Robotics
  • RO

Academic Awards / Achievements

  • High Academic Leap Scholarship Spring 2024
  • Dean's List Spring 2023, Dean's List Fall 2022

Experience

Leadership / Meta-curricular

  • Vice President, Habib University Natural Science Club (2024 - 2025)
  • Research Lead, Habib University Natural Science Club (2023 - 2024)
  • Logistics Lead, Nasa Space Apps challenge (2023)
  • Vice President, Spectra

Internship / Volunteer Work

  • Research Intern, Texas A&M (28th May – 28th July 2024)
  • Teaching Assistant, Habib University (22nd August 2022 – 18th April 2025)

Publications / Creative Projects

  • Research paper on Sub Meter level GPS Accuracy in IEEE xplore in December 2024
  • Research paper on Crack Detection using Eddy Currents in IEEE xplore in December 2024

Final Year Project

Project Title

Automated Tank Handover Inspection Utilizing Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for Enhanced Precision and Efficiency

Description

The objective of our capstone project is to develop a control system for an unmanned aerial vehicle equipped with a rotating brush mechanism designed for cleaning tank walls. This project requires careful management to address several payloads and ensure stability throughout the rotating brush's interaction with the wall surface, unlike previous UAV applications. The rotating brush produces dynamic stresses that can unsettle the UAV, necessitating advanced control algorithms for optimal stabilization. Our solution utilizes a simulation-based approach, implemented in Gazebo, that simulates the UAV's behaviour and responses in challenging environments. The simulation validates the control algorithms crucial for the stability of the drone during the cleaning operation, highlighting its response to fluctuating payloads and the maintenance of flight integrity near the tank wall.