Francesco Pezzuoli, born in Ascoli Piceno on September 1991. He grew up in Maltignano a small town of about 2500 souls.

Immediately he started as part in research group of Mathematical Methods and Models for Industry related to School's of Sciences and Technologies, University of Camerino, collaborating designing a support exoskeleton disabled people.

In 2015 he started his business as a founding member and CEO of LiMiX Srl that aiming to develop a device named Talking Hands for Sign Language Translation in voice with innovative approaches.

He starts his PhD in Applied Mathematics at University of Camerino after a Master Degree in Software and Systems for Industry (Computer Science. He also teaches HCI (Human Computer Inteeraction) at School of Architecture and Design and ESA (Embedded Systems Architecture) at Computer Science as a adjunct professor.

In particular, he has always observed the desire to work in fields as it is possible to face new challenges and be in contact with reality in which scientific and technological research is a key element in the development of the product or service.

Interested in the management, design of the development of systems that link heterogeneous subjects such as design and the natural sciences such as mathematics can give life to innovative ideas that can only be achieved if the skills of professionals from various sectors interacting by merging their knowledge and skills. With particular attention to the field of gesture and user recognition of inertial sensors and MEMS.

With his experience as a young entrepreneur he has accumulated skills in the field of project management, fund raising, public speaking, leadership, resource and resource management in an adaptive way, with particular reference to the world of innovative startups.