This document is the curriculum vitae of Giorgio Marcon. It summarizes that he was born in Asolo in 1956 and has had a passion for electronics since he was 13. For over 20 years, he has worked as a technician investigating fraud related to traffic monitoring systems. In the early 1990s, he began developing his "Riflessometro" project to evaluate an individual's psychophysical suitability for driving in order to reduce traffic accidents. For this work, he has received several recognitions including the ONPS Silver Tag in 2012 and the Start2Mach prize for security innovation in 2013.

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Curriculum vitae Giorgio Marcon
My name is Giorgio Marcon and I was born in Asolo on 01/17/1956.
I’ve always had a passion for electronics; at age 13, I obtained a
certificate from the Scuola Radio Elettra and enjoyed studying geo‐
engineering and other applied sciences.
At age 20, I began working on my own and built my first invention. I
quickly received a silver medal for the merit of my work.
For more than 20 years, I have worked as a technician with various
National District Attorney’s Offices for investigations regarding fraud
and/or manipulation perpetrated with automatic survey systems such as
Autovelox, T‐red and Alcoltest.

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I became particularly interested in demonstrating the limits of the
Alcoltest, being able to demonstrate the absolute unreliability of this
monitoring system.
I work as a technical consultant, on these topics, with various legal
offices.
Over the years, my passion for research has led me to collaborate
with various scientists at the international level, including
neuropsychologist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Prof. Trimarchi and
Prof. Rivalta, a scientist and forensic medicine researcher.
In the early 1990’s I began looking for a system that would reduce
traffic accidents, studying and analyzing the behavior of the people
involved in the incidents.
I came to the conclusion that the lack of adequate psychophysical
suitability was the cause of the accidents and there existed no system
able to evaluate this.
This was the origin of my “Riflessometro” project, applied
technology effective in establishing the psychophysical suitability of an
individual and able to monitor the driving behavior of the subjects
involved.
For this, I have received various recognitions, including: On June 7
2012, the ONPS Silver Tag at the Chamber of Deputies, for “The culture of
legality and safety, an indispensable condition for development and also
to fight every form of oppression and violence” and April 17, 2013 the
prize: “Start2Mach for security innovation on work and personal safety”
during the international meeting in Freiburg.
Giorgio Marcon