The College of Applied Medical Sciences Congratulates Dr. Abdulmajeed Alfayyadh on Obtaining an Australian Patent for Real-Time Drone-Based Motion Analysis Systems
The College of Applied Medical Sciences extends its warmest congratulations to Dr. Abdulmajeed bin Barakat Alfayyadh, Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Health Rehabilitation, on obtaining a patent from IP Australia for his invention, "Integrated Drone-Based Motion Capture and Smart Insole System for Real-Time Biomechanical Analysis in Outdoor Environments."
On this occasion, the Dean of the College of Applied Medical Sciences expressed his appreciation for this achievement, affirming that this patent represents a valuable addition to the college's research and innovation record, and embodies its strategic direction toward supporting technical innovation and employing modern technologies — such as drones and smart systems — in the service of applied scientific research. He also noted that the excellence of the college's faculty in the field of international patents enhances the college's regional and international standing, and reflects the quality of an academic environment that supports creativity and innovation.
This achievement is a continuation of the series of successes achieved by the college's faculty, and embodies the college's commitment to supporting innovations and technical solutions that contribute to the advancement of applied medical sciences and community service.


