Michele Lanzetta is a Professor in Production Processes and Systems at the Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering DICI, with a PhD in Industrial Automation and Robotics, and teaches 3 classes to 300+ students yearly: Manufacturing processes for BEng in Management/Industrial Eng and for Energy Eng and Optimization of manufacturing processes for the MEng in Mechanical Engineering. Head of the National Additive Manufacturing Aitem group (120+ members); Head of the Interdepartmental CAFRE Center for Lifelong Learning, Training and Education Research (150+ professors); Chair of the 2nd level Master Program in Valorization of different abilities and inclusive education; visiting scholar totalling 3 years at MIT, Stanford, Tokyo, Hawaii at Manoa; coordinated over EUR 2M industrial and research projects, involving GKN SpA, Breton SpA (licensee of his patent on stone polishing), Jaked, FMN Martinelli SpA, Panasonic Japan etc; 130+ research papers since 1995 on Additive Manufacturing, Inspection, Metrology, Automation and Planning