Andrzej Romanowski is an HCI university professor at the Institute of Applied Computer Science, and serves as Vice Rector for Educational Affairs at Lodz University of Technology, Poland. He received the M.SC. degree in electronics and telecommunications with a specialization in telecommunications and computer science and the Ph.D. degree in industrial informatics, and his DSc in contextual data processing, respectively. serving also the position of the Vice-Rector for Development of the Lodz University of Technology. During his work, he took few research internships (Leeds University and The University of Manchester, U.K.) and collaborates with teams at TU Vien, Chalmers University of Technology, Bergen University among others. He has also succesfully completed several research projects, including financed by the EU, International Atomic Energy Agency and the British EPSRC, and Polish Science agancies, covering models for sensing and data processing based software for e-healthcare, computer forensics, industrial informatics and others. His research interests include human–computer interaction in various aspects of daily life, health care, physical activity, and industrial applications. His research interests focus on human-AI collaboration, social robotics and virtual, tangible and multimodal assistants for contextual support of humans.  He is a board member of the Łódź Chapter of the ACM and the ACM SIGCHI Poland Chapter as well as Polish Information Processing Society.