Galina Gorelova

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Galina Gorelova is a researcher focused on the intersection of cognitive modeling and complex organizational-technical systems (SOTS). Her work addresses the critical challenge of simulating decision-making processes within systems that integrate robotic complexes, automated production, and electronic information networks. In her 2021 paper, "The Problem Statement of Cognitive Modeling in Social Robotic Systems" (6 citations), she pioneers frameworks for embedding cognitive models into social robotics, enabling more adaptive human-robot interactions. Her foundational 2020 study (1 citation) lays the groundwork for understanding how SOTS—increasingly central to modern infrastructure—can be modeled to improve decision-making under complexity. While her citation counts are modest, Gorelova’s contributions are notable for their theoretical rigor and practical relevance to emerging fields like Industry 4.0 and autonomous systems. By bridging cognitive science with systems engineering, she provides essential blueprints for designing intelligent, responsive technologies. Her work is particularly valuable for researchers exploring how artificial cognition can be operationalized in real-world, multi-agent environments, making her a key voice in the evolution of socio-technical systems.