Dimash is a Doctoral Candidate at the Chair of Human-Centered Computing and Extended Reality Lab at TU Munich. He is an interdisciplinary researcher specializing in haptics, physical human-robot interaction, and immersive technologies, with a primary focus on medical robotics. His international research trajectory spans Nazarbayev University, the University of Calgary, and TU Munich, where he has developed advanced control systems, full-stack firmware architectures, and force feedback interfaces bridging human users and robotic platforms. At HEX Lab, his work centers on intuitive teleoperation interfaces, virtual constraints for safer robotic guidance, and experimental validation in simulated surgical settings. His doctoral research is funded by a DAAD scholarship; he previously visited HEX Lab as a Mitacs Globalink Research Award holder.