Prof. Dr Diego Francisco García-Molina earned his doctorate within the Plant Agro-Industrial Engineering programme at the Higher Technical School of Agricultural and Forestry Engineering in 2017, University of Córdoba, Spain, and obtained a Master’s degree in Representation and Design in Engineering and Architecture in 2012, also from the University of Córdoba. In 2019, Prof. Dr Diego Francisco García-Molina joined the University of Jaén, where he currently teaches Graphic Expression and Computer-Aided Design in the Department of Graphic Engineering, Design, and Projects. His research areas are multidisciplinary, encompassing CAD systems applied to geometric documentation through various 3D digitisation techniques, as well as applications in animal bioengineering, such as “analysis and prediction of deer movement patterns”. Additionally, he has worked on developing mixed reality environments for both industrial and heritage contexts.