Menegatti is a Full Professor of the School of Engineering at Dept. of Information Engineering of University of Padova since 2017.  After his graduation in Physics in 1998, he received his MSc in AI & Robotics from the University of Edinburgh (UK) in 2000. Menegatti received his Ph.D. in Computer Science in 2003 from the Univ. of Padua. In 2005, he became Assistant Professor and Associate Professor in 2010.  Menegatti's main research interests are in the field of Robot Perception. He is mainly working on neurorobotics, RGB-D people tracking for camera networks, and service robotics.  Menegatti is Associated Editor of the journals: "Robotics and Autonomous Systems" (Elsevier), "IPSJ Transactions on Computer Vision and Applications" (Springer), "Frontiers in Neurorobotics" (Frontiers), "International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems" (Sage). He has served as Associate Editor for IEEE ICRA Conference and IEEE IROS Conference, and IJCAI Conference.   He is teaching master courses on "Intelligent Robotics," "Three-dimensional data processing," a bachelor course in "Computer Architecture", and a class for school teachers on "Educational Robotics". He was coordinator of the FP7 FoF-EU project "Thermobot" and local principal investigator for the European Projects "3DComplete", "FibreMap" in FP7; "Focus", "eCraft2Learn" and "SPIRIT" in H2020. Menegatti also served as Project Reviewer for the European Commission in FP7 and H2020.  He was general chair of the 13th International Conference "Intelligent Autonomous System" IAS-13 and was program chair of IAS-14 and IAS-15. He is an author of more than 50 publications in international journals and more than 120 publications in international conferences. Since 2020, he is president of the Intelligent Autonomous System Society. In 2005, Menegatti founded IT+Robotics, a Spin-off company of the Univ. of Padua, active in industrial robot vision, machine vision for quality inspection, automatic off-line robot programming. In 2014, he founded EXiMotion, a startup company active in educational robotics and human-robot interaction.