Kaiser Hamid

About Me

Kaiser Hamid is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Texas Tech University, serving as a Graduate Research Associate in the Human-in-the-loop Advanced Cognitive Engineering Research Lab, under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Nade Liang.

His research centers on Human-Computer Interaction and Computer Vision, with a focus on developing systems for seamless interaction between humans and autonomous vehicles. By integrating computer vision, deep learning, and human factors research, he aims to create safe, intuitive, and user-centric experiences in autonomous driving.

In previous projects, Kaiser worked on Travel Behavior and Passive Data, collaborating with Dr. Annesha Enam and Dr. Samiul Hasan to explore Google location history for origin-destination (O-D) matrices. His undergraduate thesis in Intelligent Transportation Systems, supervised by Dr. Moazzem Hossain, focused on queue length estimation using computer vision to enhance traffic management strategies.

Outside of academics, Kaiser enjoys outdoor activities, traveling, and fitness, with a goal of visiting as many countries as possible. He also enjoys trying new foods and spending time with friends and family.