Mohammed Al Shahrour: Advancing AI Robotics for Assistive Technology

Mohammed Al Shahrour is an Artificial Intelligence Engineer driven by one core mission: using intelligent systems to solve real human problems. With a strong foundation in full-stack development, AI pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and robotics, Mohammed focuses on building technology that improves accessibility, autonomy, and quality of life.

His work sits at the intersection of AI, human–machine interaction, and assistive robotics, where innovation directly impacts people who need it most.

🤖 Technical Background & Expertise

Mohammed brings together software engineering and applied AI to build end-to-end intelligent systems.

Core skills include:

  • Programming: Python, SQL

  • Web & Backend: FastAPI, Flask, RESTful APIs

  • Frontend & Mobile: React.js, Flutter (Dart)

  • AI & LLM Pipelines: Voice recognition, AI-driven automation

  • Infrastructure: Docker, cloud-enabled backends

  • Robotics: Raspberry Pi–based control systems

This multidisciplinary skill set allows him to design systems that are not only intelligent, but also scalable, maintainable, and production-ready.

⚙️ Featured Project: VocaArm

Voice-Controlled Robotic Arm for Amputees

Many amputees—particularly those affected by war, accidents, or medical conditions—struggle with regaining independence in daily life. Existing prosthetic solutions are often:

  • Expensive

  • Difficult to control

  • Limited in functionality

  • Not accessible in low-resource environments

Traditional control mechanisms lack intuitive interaction, making everyday tasks frustrating or impossible.

💡 The Solution: VocaArm

VocaArm is a voice-controlled robotic arm designed to give amputees a more natural, accessible way to interact with their environment.

Users issue voice commands in Arabic or English through a mobile app, which are instantly translated into precise robotic arm movements. The result is a system that restores mobility, independence, and confidence.

At its core, VocaArm combines AI-driven voice recognition, affordable hardware, and a robust backend to create a powerful assistive technology.

🎯 How VocaArm Was Built

  • Raspberry Pi acts as the central controller

  • Ensures portability, affordability, and low power consumption

  • FastAPI backend manages:

    • Voice commands

    • Arm movement logs

    • System configurations

  • PostgreSQL database stores:

    • User profiles

    • Usage data

    • Performance logs

  • Python for robotic control logic

  • Flutter (Dart) for the mobile application

  • Bilingual interface supporting Arabic and English

  • Advanced voice recognition algorithms translate speech into movement

  • Focused on accuracy, responsiveness, and real-time execution

  • RESTful APIs connect:

    • Mobile app

    • FastAPI backend

    • Raspberry Pi hardware

  • Ensures fast, reliable, real-time command execution

Continuous testing to improve:

  • Voice recognition accuracy

  • Command latency

  • Mechanical reliability

🔧 The Biggest Challenge (and How It Was Solved)

Challenge:
Achieving low-latency, highly accurate translation of voice commands into smooth robotic arm movements.

Solution:

  • Optimized the voice recognition pipeline

  • Fine-tuned database interactions for faster command retrieval

  • Reduced system delays to deliver near real-time responsiveness

This balance between AI accuracy and system performance was critical to making VocaArm practical for everyday use.

💫 Who Benefits from VocaArm?

  • Amputees affected by war, accidents, or illness

  • Individuals seeking affordable assistive technology

  • Users in resource-limited regions where advanced prosthetics are inaccessible

By prioritizing affordability and usability, VocaArm expands access to life-changing technology.

😄 Future Vision for VocaArm

Planned Advancements

  • AI-driven predictive movement
    Anticipating user commands based on context and prior actions

  • Expanded command sets
    Complex gestures and multi-step actions

  • Haptic feedback & sensory integration
    Touch and pressure feedback for safer object handling

Beyond Prosthetics

  • Industrial robotics

  • Teleoperation in hazardous environments

  • Rehabilitation and physical therapy robotics

Scalability

  • Cloud-connected control systems

  • Modular hardware upgrades

  • Multilingual support

  • Deployment in underserved regions

Ultimately, VocaArm aims to evolve into a versatile AI-powered robotic assistant, advancing human–machine interaction across healthcare, rehabilitation, and industry.

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💼 Career Journey

🏢 Role💡 Experience🏆 Key Contributions

Full Stack Developer & AI Engineer

Mohammed Al Shahrour builds scalable web and mobile applications that combine strong backend performance, intuitive frontend design, and AI-driven systems.

Full Stack Developer — Al-Mohtarif Company
Apr 2025 – Present | Remote (Dubai)

Full Stack Developer — Freelance (Upwork)
Nov 2022 – Present | Remote

  • Built and deployed full-stack applications using React.js, FastAPI, Flask, and PostgreSQL, improving backend response times by 30%.

  • Developed interactive dashboards with Chart.js, enhancing data clarity by 85%.

  • Delivered cross-platform mobile apps using Expo (React Native) for iOS and Android.

  • Automated HR workflows with a custom system including real-time Telegram notifications.

  • Optimized system performance through query tuning and lazy loading, achieving 35% faster load times.

  • Created reusable components that reduced development time by 40%.

   

📖 Education

Bachelor’s Degree
Arab International University
Oct 2019 – Jul 2024

🦾 Projects

VocaArm – Voice-Controlled Robotic Arm for Amputees

Oct 2022 – Feb 2023

  • Built a bilingual (Arabic & English) voice-controlled robotic arm, increasing functional capability by 40%.

  • Integrated advanced voice recognition for precise, reliable movements.

  • Tech: Raspberry Pi, Python, ROS2, Flask, Flutter (Dart)

Fluencia – Speech Training App for Stroke Patients

Oct 2021 – Feb 2022

  • Developed a mobile app to improve speech fluency, achieving 25% higher user engagement and 20% fluency improvement.

  • Implemented voice analysis, chatbot interaction, and user-friendly exercises.

  • Tech: Python, Flask, Flutter

WealthCode – Company Website Development

Jul 2024 – Aug 2024

  • Designed and deployed a modern, responsive corporate website.

  • Tech: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Python

📈 Professional Impact

Mohammed’s journey includes impactful projects and collaborations focused on accessibility, intelligent systems, and real-world problem solving:

  • Al-Mohtarif Company – Delivered scalable full-stack and mobile solutions, improving performance, usability, and cross-platform accessibility.

  • Global Clients (Upwork) – Built and deployed secure, high-performance web applications used by diverse organizations across multiple industries.

  • Arab International University – Led applied AI and robotics projects addressing healthcare and accessibility challenges, including voice-controlled prosthetics and speech training systems.

This blend of AI engineering, robotics, and full-stack development positions Mohammed as a strong candidate for roles in AI engineering, robotics development, and human-centered technology worldwide.

💡 Why Companies Should Take Notice

Mohammed Al Shahrour isn’t just an AI engineer — he’s a builder of intelligent, human-centered robotics.

By combining hands-on expertise in Artificial Intelligence, robotics, and full-stack development, Mohammed represents the next generation of engineers who:

Restore Independence: Build voice-controlled robotic systems that empower amputees to perform daily tasks autonomously.
Advance Accessibility: Leverage AI-driven voice recognition to create intuitive, bilingual (Arabic & English) assistive technologies.
Bridge Hardware & AI: Seamlessly integrate Raspberry Pi hardware, cloud backends, and AI models into reliable robotic solutions.
Deliver Real-World Impact: Design affordable, scalable systems focused on healthcare, rehabilitation, and human–machine interaction.

For organizations and initiatives focused on AI for accessibility, assistive robotics, and intelligent human-centered systems, Mohammed Al Shahrour is the future-ready engineer turning innovation into meaningful impact.

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Mohammed Al Shahrour is an Artificial Intelligence Engineer focused on one clear mission: building intelligent systems that solve real human problems. With a strong background in full-stack development, AI pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and robotics, he designs and deploys technology that enhances accessibility, autonomy, and everyday quality of life.

His work lives at the intersection of AI, human–machine interaction, and assistive robotics—where innovation isn’t theoretical, but practical, measurable, and deeply human-centered. Mohammed is driven by the belief that the most powerful technology is the kind that meaningfully improves lives.

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