Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu

Dr. Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu

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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 July 2023 in Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
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ICIonuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
DDDenis-Alexandru Dragomir
Denis-Alexandru Dragomir
RZRazvan Daniel Zota
Razvan Daniel Zota
When we speak of solutions that can be designed, developed, and implemented to solve a determined problem in a specific domain, human intelligence shows that it cannot be kept within regular bounds. In addition, it consistently manages to produce innovative elements that increase efficiency, applicability, and abstraction, with the drawback of increasing the overall underlying complexity. As technology advanced and time passed, in every system there was a visible need to automate manual, repetitive, and mundane tasks to help save time and let humans focus on more important things. A practical example of such a system is the banking system. In this paper, our aim is to present how Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps this field through the use of chatbots. In this sense, we present and analyse five examples of such applications that are already used in the international banking system, highlighting the main benefits they bring. Finally, we present some conclusions regarding the chatbot systems analysed, acknowledging that the future will increasingly belong to IT applications of this kind.

23 May 2023 in Sensors
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Razvan Daniel Zota
ICIonuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
DDDenis-Alexandru Dragomir
Denis-Alexandru Dragomir
The fact that advanced technologies and their economic applications have generated increasing resource costs justifies the transition from a linear approach to a circular one in order to control these costs. From this perspective, this study presents how artificial intelligence can help achieve this goal. Therefore, at the beginning of this article, we begin with an introduction and brief review of the literature on the subject. Our research procedure involved the combination of qualitative and quantitative forms of research using mixed methods. In this study, we presented and analyzed five chatbot solutions used in the field of the circular economy. The analysis of these five chatbots helped us design, in the second part of this paper, the procedures for data collection, training, development, and testing of a chatbot using various natural language processing (NLP) and deep processing (DP) techniques. Additionally, we include discussions and some conclusions regarding all aspects of the subject to see how they can help us in future studies. Furthermore, our future research with this topic will have as the goal the effective construction of a chatbot dedicated to the circular economy.

20 September 2025 in Electronics
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Razvan Daniel Zota
ICIonuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
ALAdrian Mihai Lungu
Adrian Mihai Lungu
The rising complexity and operational demands of modern healthcare systems have significantly increased resource usage and associated costs. This trend highlights the need for innovative approaches to optimize workflows and enhance decision-making. From this perspective, the present study explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can contribute to improving efficiency and information access in the medical field. The article begins with an introduction and a concise literature review focused on the integration of AI in healthcare platforms. Also, three main research questions are presented here. Our research employs an evaluation and a comparison for five existing medical-based applications. Each of these platforms was assessed to determine whether and how AI technologies have been integrated into their functionalities. The findings from this analysis inspired us to the design of a novel AI-based architecture, which we propose in section three of the article. This proposed architecture aims to assist medical professionals by providing streamlined access to relevant patient information, using machine learning (ML) techniques. Also, at the end of this section we address the initial research questions. In the final section of the article, we conclude that the insights gained from analyzing existing medical chatbot platforms has informed the design of our AI-based solution, aimed at supporting both patients and healthcare professionals through an integrated and intelligent system. The findings highlight the necessity for systems that not only align with user expectations but also demonstrate seamless integration within clinical workflows. Future research should prioritize advancing the reliability, personalization, and regulatory compliance of these platforms, thereby fostering enhanced patient engagement and enabling healthcare professionals to deliver care that is both more efficient and more accessible.

5 April 2024 in Applied Sciences
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RZRazvan Daniel Zota
Razvan Daniel Zota
ICIonuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
DDDenis Alexandru Dragomir
Denis Alexandru Dragomir
ALAdrian Mihai Lungu
Adrian Mihai Lungu
Sustainable development, smart waste management, and circular economy principles are paramount to the significant worldwide trend of smart city-related research and projects. The basic hypothesis of our research is that artificial intelligence (AI)-based IT applications have an increasingly important role in the field of smart cities in terms of issues related to waste management. In our present article, we set out to analyze the characteristics of chatbot applications dedicated to waste recycling in the case of smart cities and propose some innovative ideas to improve the efficiency of such applications. Based on the consultation and analysis of a whole series of chatbot-type applications used to facilitate the recycling activity, we systematically analyze and evaluate five illustrative examples of chatbots employed in the context of material recycling. We provide performance comparisons in a table based on specific relevant criteria. Furthermore, the detailed analysis of these chatbots has led to the idea of improving the performance of this type of application. In this sense, we propose a series of innovative concepts that can be successfully implemented in future chatbots dedicated to the field of the circular economy. Here, we detail the innovative ideas that can promote the circular economy and capitalize on the potential of chatbots in the waste recycling activity. We also identify some possible limitations of these new ideas that we propose to be implemented. As for future research directions, our goal is to develop a chatbot dedicated to improving waste recycling practices within the framework of a smart city. Such innovation holds promise in improving sustainability efforts and fostering environmental stewardship within urban environments.

1 August 2022 in Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
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ICIonuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
Ionuț Alexandru Cîmpeanu
DDDenis-Alexandru Dragomir
Denis-Alexandru Dragomir
RZRazvan Daniel Zota
Razvan Daniel Zota
Human intelligence has no limits and constantly impresses with innovative solutions that increase in complexity, applicability, and efficiency. With the advancement of technology and the passage of time, there was a need to move from the linear economic model, which involved the implementation of the “takemake- waste” process and which causes negative effects on the environment and society, to the circular model, which promises a much regenerative. Artificial intelligence is beginning to take shape day by day in more and more branches of activity. In this article, we will present how artificial intelligence helps the field of the circular economy. Thus, we will present two chatbot solutions (A.I.R-e and Iio) that are already implemented in the field of circular economy and have the role of helping the human population. A.I.R-e uses both visual object recognition technology, helping to separate waste according to its nature, as well as auditory and language, to provide information about collection centers and answer user questions. It was implemented by TheCircularLab platform and is used in Logroño (Spain). The second chatbot model is called Iio and is used in Yokohama, Japan. It was developed by NTT Docomo and serves to answer users’ questions about sorting waste and where it should be taken for recycling. The chatbot knows how to give instructions on the categories of waste sorting, to guide the user to the nearest landfill, but also to answer and give answers that will impress you if a user types a word that does not have to do with waste recycling.