Developing computer-based applications and utilizing biometric technology to help special needs students master Arabic letters and Quranic learning.
This project collaborates with the Centre of Quranic Research to assist Muslim Special Needs Students in becoming familiar with Arabic letters. By developing a biometric-integrated application, researchers assess visual attention and emotional states during learning to identify the best interaction methods for students with autism, Down syndrome, and ADHD.
Using non-verbal behavioral investigation, the project applies eye trackers to detect arousal rates and visual focus. This data gives critical insight into the interest levels and cognitive difficulties experienced by special needs children, allowing for highly personalized Quranic modules.

This project supports inclusive and equitable quality education while reducing inequalities for children with special needs.

Last Update: 09/04/2026