Graciela Guerrero

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Graciela Guerrero is a leading researcher in the emerging field of augmented humanity, where she explores how technology can enhance human capabilities rather than replace them. Her most influential work, the 2022 systematic mapping review "Augmented Humanity: A Systematic Mapping Review," has garnered 36 citations and serves as a foundational reference for scholars navigating this rapidly evolving domain. In this study, Guerrero systematically analyzed the fragmented definitions of augmented humanity across the literature, revealing a growing and high-impact body of work that has surged in recent years. By clarifying the conceptual landscape, she has provided a critical roadmap for future research, helping to unify disparate perspectives and establish a coherent framework for the field. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers seeking to understand the intersection of human augmentation, wearable technology, and artificial intelligence. Guerrero’s work not only charts the trajectory of augmented humanity but also underscores its potential to reshape human experience, making her a pivotal voice in this transformative area of study.