I have spent my career at the intersection of industrial engineering, data, and applied Artificial Intelligence. Over the past years I have worked on predictive maintenance with smart sensors - turning raw vibration, temperature, and process signals into early warnings that prevent downtime - and on managing innovation projects with a strong AI component, bridging the gap between research-grade algorithms and production-grade industrial systems. Read More Hide

This is not just a résumé. It is the context that explains where I come from when I speak about AI: not from a research lab, but from factory floors, inspection lines, and serialization databases. I know what it means to take a promising model and confront it with real production data: incomplete, noisy, and generated by machines that were never designed with machine learning in mind.
Since May 2026, I am AI Business Developer & Subject Matter Expert at Antares Vision Group, headquartered in Travagliato, Italy - a global leader in visual inspection, track & trace, and supply chain transparency. In this role I coordinate the development of new AI-powered products across the Group: step by step, across all domains, with a primary focus on supply chain transparency, service, and track & trace.
What I have learned in this journey is simple: the biggest obstacle to AI adoption in regulated industries is not technology. It is the lack of a shared, realistic understanding of what AI actually is. Executives oscillate between excessive enthusiasm and excessive fear; engineers know their machines but not the models; quality teams are asked to validate systems nobody has explained to them.
This Q&A exists to close that gap. No hype, no jargon for its own sake - just the fundamentals, explained the way I would explain them to a colleague on the production floor or in a boardroom.
I don't sell magic. I try to bring practical clarity.
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The Q&A reflects real questions raised by companies exploring AI adoption and digital transformation. Key themes include:
Whether you’re taking your first steps into AI or evaluating advanced industrial applications, this section provides the knowledge needed to make informed decisions and turn emerging technologies into real business outcomes.