I am a biomedical engineer with a PhD in Energy and Engineering Systems from the University of Tuscia, where I am an active member of the "Measurements and Sensors for Sports Biomechanics" research group. My scientific work focuses on the development and metrological validation of protocols and tools for the functional analysis of human movement. My primary areas of research include the use of inertial sensors, optoelectronic technologies, baropodometric analysis, and machine learning algorithms for quantifying motor performance, preventing injuries, and supporting clinical rehabilitation. I am also actively involved in university-level teaching, serving as an adjunct professor of biomechanics at eCampus University and the University of Ostrava, and I lead an advanced module on metrological rigor and artificial intelligence in biomechanics for the PhD program at the University of Tuscia. I have authored 18 international publications in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings—serving as the lead author for the majority of them—and I regularly participate as a speaker at international IEEE conferences (such as MeMeA and MetroInd4.0&IoT). Furthermore, I act as a reviewer for indexed journals in the field and am a member of the Italian Society for Clinical Movement Analysis (SIAMOC).