MIE. Fernando Joaquín Ramírez Coronel is a PhD student at the Division of Graduate Studies and Research, Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico/ I.T. de Hermosillo. He completed a master's degree in Electronics Engineering at the I.T. de Hermosillo and was awarded third place nationally in basic sciences (physics, chemistry, and mathematics) contests organized by the National Technological Institute in Mexico. He also received a scholarship to specialize in nanosatellites in Russia. Recently, he has led local university robotics training and club projects. He has published an article in an international congress as a chapter of an ebook in the areas of Image Processing and Pattern Recognition and participated as a member of the "Estimation of Biomass in Aquacultural Ponds Using Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence Algorithms" project. His teaching disciplines include artificial intelligence, robotics, mechatronics, control systems engineering, and dynamical systems. His interests include artificial intelligence applications in agroindustry, intelligent control systems, robotics, and artificial intelligence in general.