The professor and researcher, Dr. Eloy Irigoyen, began his activity as a researcher in 1993, when he commenced his doctoral studies. His research career has developed significantly in three different universities: the Public University of Navarre, the University of Deusto, and the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). In this last university, he has worked since 2001. His scientific contributions throughout all these years have resulted in obtaining four six-year periods of research, two for research and one for technology transfer, evaluated by the Spanish agency ANECA-CNEAI. His work has been carried out within the Intelligent Control Research Group (GICI) at the UPV/EHU, being its coordinator and manager. He has been researching two main lines of investigation: Intelligent Control and Biomedical Engineering and Assistive Systems for People with Special Needs. Currently, he has published more than 60 contributions with a high impact factor, obtaining an h-index = 12 in SCOPUS. In addition, he has attended countless symposiums, seminars, conferences, and congresses (national and international), disseminating the work carried out in the aforementioned lines of research. All this has led to the accumulation of more than 500 citations, with a ratio in recent years of 90 citations per year, and growing exponentially.