Ali Mehmood Khan is doing a PhD in the field of wearable computing(Human Computer Interaction) from Bremen University, Germany. He is involved in the research based projects USEFIL and Rehab@Home which are funded by the European Union.

He is hired as a Software Developer by a Software company NEUSTA

He is a course instructor for Wearable computing.

He is onboard director at People with Progressive Mobile Application Development .

Ali Mehmood Khan received his Master degree in Digital Media(Computer Sciences) from Bremen University of Applied Sciences, Germany. He did his Bachelor in Computer Sciences from Pakistan.

He was a Lecturer at Pakistani university University of Management and Technology .

[1] Ali Mehmood Khan, Michael Lawo 2013, “Recognizing Physical Activities by Wearable Computing”, NetMed'13, Beijing, China

[2] Ali Mehmood Khan 2013, “Wearable Recognition System for Physical Activities”, IE'13, Athens, Greece

[3] Ali Mehmood Khan 2013, “Wearable Health Monitoring System”, HCII 2013, Las Vegas, USA

[4] G. Kalkbrenner, A.M. Khan and M. Lawo 2013, “Activity Recognition using Wearable Computer Ambient Computing”, ICT meets Medicine and Health 2013, Bremen, Germany

[5] A.M. Khan, G. Kalkbrenner and M. Lawo 2013, “Recognizing Physical Training Exercises Using the Axivity Device”, ICT meets Medicine and Health 2013, Bremen, Germany

[6] Ali Mehmood Khan, “Recognizing Physical Activities Using the Axivity Device 2013”, eTELEMED 2013; Nice, France. IARIA, ISBN: 978-1-61208-252-3 : 147-152

[7] Ali Mahmood Khan 2012, “You don't miss a phone call: Recognizing vibrating rhythms”, HCI 2012, Baltimore, USA. Imaging and Signal Processing in Health Care and Technology / 772: Human-Computer Interaction / 773: Communication, Internet and Information Technology - 2012

[8] Ali Mahmood Khan 2011, “Recognizing Physical Activities using Wii remote”, International Journal of Information and Education Technology 2013, Vol.3(1): 60-62 ISSN: 2010-3689

[9] Ali Mahmood Khan 2011, “Personal state and emotion monitoring by wearable computing and machine learning”, in Human Computer Interaction Doctoral Consortium, 2011. HCI2011. 25th BCS International Conference 2011, Newcastle, UK

[10] Ali Mahmood Khan 2011, “An empirical study on cell phone usage”, in Human Computer Interaction, 2011. HCI2011. 25th BCS International Conference 2011, Newcastle, UK

[11] A. Othman et al. 2009, “Intelligent Interaction” in SIDeR '09, Flirting with the Future, Eindhoven, Netherland, April 15-17, 2009, Proceedings Sorry, no results for this query