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Muhammad Saad

Master's Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Ottawa
msaad104@uottawa.ca


About Me

I am a Master’s student in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Ottawa. My research focuses on pure computer vision and the integration of AI into immersive 3D worlds, including the development of AI-powered avatars and interactive virtual environments.

Prior to my graduate studies, I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering at Islamia College Peshawar in 2021, where I developed expertise in medical imaging and computer vision alongside a strong foundation in software development and engineering principles.

University of Ottawa
(2025-Present)

Islamia College Peshawar
(2017-2021)

Research Interests

My research focuses on:

Publications

Projects

WudFlux

A web-based metaverse application featuring AI-powered professor avatars. Users can interact through audio or text, receiving natural responses to questions and queries in an immersive 3D virtual environment accessible through any browser.

DebateVerse

A fully autonomous debate system where two AI avatars engage in structured debates on given topics. Features intelligent moderator guidance, reference-supported arguments, and ensures proper engagement between debaters in real-time discussions.

Real-Time Violence Detection

Real-time violence detection system optimized for edge devices. Collaboration between Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) and Technology Innovation Institute (TII). Deployed on Jetson Nano with model optimization techniques for efficient inference and resource-constrained deployment in real-world surveillance applications.

EmotionVis

Facial Expression Recognition system for monitoring neurological patients like Parkinson’s disease. Worked on training adaptive models for pain assessment and emotion monitoring under supervision of Dr. Sajjad at DIP Lab, Islamia College Peshawar. NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) collaboration funded by Alameda AI toolkit. Project Link


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