Mohammad Samir Hassan

Mohammad Samir Hassan

Prospective PhD Student with background in Mechanical Engineering, currently working as ML and Embedded System Engineer at Therap (BD).

Haptic Feedback Based Race Collaboration System for Hearing Impaired Athletes

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This project features a wireless communication system designed to synchronize race start signals while providing haptic feedback for hearing-impaired participants. Built using ESP32 and NRF24L01 modules, the system ensures ultra-low latency transmission, which is critical for race synchronization accuracy.

A web server interface allows users to easily configure and monitor the devices in real time. The communication protocol is implemented using the RadioHead library, and a custom PCB was designed in KiCad to integrate the components efficiently.

Overall, this project demonstrates a fast, accessible, and reliable haptic signaling system optimized for competitive events.

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