Generation made in Italy: innovation and technology 5.0

The focus of the debate concerns the transition towards the so-called “technology 5.0”, a model that aims to redefine industrial excellence through advanced automation and process sustainability. Under the patronage of the European Parliament’s Information Office in Italy, the event promotes dialogue between institutional representatives, investors and territorial districts to define suitable infrastructures to support the resilience of Italian companies. “In a global context marked by rapid transformations, the valorization of Made in Italy through innovation and sustainability represents the key element for the competitiveness of our country system in the global market. This summit aims to be the meeting point to outline the shared vision of a new Italian productive Renaissance“, declared Gabriele Ferrieri, ANGI President

The agenda of the works includes interventions by experts from the academic and industrial world, including leading figures from companies such as De Nigris Group, CDTI and the UNINT University of Rome. The interventions range from the digitalisation of the food sector to new cybersecurity and robotics solutions, with the aim of outlining a shared vision that overcomes the contrast between tradition and progress.