Tutte le facce dell’innovazione a Fiera Milano Rho: la Scuola Sant’Anna, cinque sue imprese spin-off, il Centro di Competenza Artes 4.0 partecipano alla Bi-MU, principale manifestazione italiana su temi come robotica, automazione, tecnologie abilitanti

All faces of innovation at Fiera Milano Rho: the Sant Anna School, five of its spin-off companies, and the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre take part in Bi-MU, Italy s leading event on topics such as robotics, automation, and enabling technologies f.ceccarelli Mon, 09/30/2024 - 15:06 The Sant Anna School, its spin-off companies Co-Robotics, Fluid Wire Robotics, Mediate, VRMedia and the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre will take part from Wednesday 9 to Saturday 12 October in the 34th edition of BI-MU: all faces of innovation, scheduled at Fiera Milano Rho. BI-MU is Italy s leading biennial event dedicated to machine tool cutting and forming, robotics, automation, digital and additive manufacturing, auxiliary and enabling technologies. The 2024 edition of BI-MU is an opportunity to promote the technologies developed by the spin-off companies of the Sant Anna School in the fields of robotics, industry 4.0, systems and solutions for virtual and augmented reality, but also to valorise the results of the research carried out in the laboratories of the Sant Anna School and to make known the innovation services of the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre aimed at companies. Among the events aimed at fostering the meeting and discussion between the world of industry and the world of applied research, the Sant Anna School, its Research Enhancement Unit, the spin-off companies taking part in Bi-Mu and the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre are proposing, on Friday 11 October from 1.40 p.m. to 2 p.m., the round table entitled ‘Services and funding for Technology Transfer: from Basic Research to the Market. The tools of the Sant Anna School and the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre . At the focus was the presentation of how institutions and companies can work together to grow innovative technologies and successfully introduce them to the market. It is a path that starts with technology validation and, passing through the prototyping and small-scale production phases, arrives at market entry. The round table presents an analysis of the opportunities, challenges and best practices for valorising innovation in economic terms. Emphasis is also placed on the funding instruments available to support technology transfer. The meeting offers a comprehensive overview of the funding opportunities and support services made available by institutions such as the Scuola Superiore Sant Anna and the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre, which play a leading role in supporting the creation of new technologies and their launch on the market. The meeting is an important opportunity to understand the dynamics of technology transfer and to promote strategic partnerships between academia and industry with the aim of accelerating innovation and ensuring the success of emerging technologies on the market. The significance of cooperation between academia and industry will also be at the centre of the discussion. The round table will be rounded off by the presentation of success stories to demonstrate how synergy between universities and companies can accelerate innovation, reduce the risks associated with investment in research and development, and generate concrete benefits for the public and private sectors . Inserisci negli avvisi in Homepage Spento Data pubblicazione Mon, 09/30/2024 - 14:00 Soggetto Area Valorizzazione della Ricerca Titolo card All faces of innovation at Fiera Milano Rho: the Sant Anna School, five of its spin-off companies, and the Artes 4.0 Competence Centre take part in Bi-MU, Italy s leading event on topics such as robotics, automation, and enabling technologies Sommario From Wednesday 9 to Saturday 12 October, the opportunity to promote technologies and valorise research results. On Friday 11 the round table on services and funding to foster technology transfer and create strategic partnerships between academia and industry

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