Goran Mitrov
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Goran Mitrov is a researcher at the forefront of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL), a field where artificial intelligence is harnessed to support health, daily living, and independence for vulnerable populations. His most cited work, a comprehensive scoping review published in 2022 with 57 citations, systematically maps the landscape of AI models, domains, technologies, and ethical concerns within AAL. This foundational paper provides a critical taxonomy for understanding how intelligent systems learn from and adapt to users in need, bridging gaps between healthcare, smart environments, and human-computer interaction. Mitrov’s contributions are particularly notable for their clarity in defining the scope of AAL—from predictive health monitoring to autonomous daily task assistance—while also highlighting pressing challenges like privacy, bias, and user trust. His work serves as an essential roadmap for students and researchers entering this interdisciplinary space, offering both a synthesis of existing technologies and a call for more robust, human-centered AI. By cataloging the state of the art, Mitrov has helped shape the conversation around how AI can ethically and effectively enhance quality of life for aging and disabled individuals.
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