On 9 November, researchers and businesses will meet at CNR Bologna to share results and perspectives on materials, energy, digitalisation and intelligent systems.
FACT – Future of Agricultural Tractors will be among the projects featured at “Sustainable Innovation: Materials, Energy, Digitalisation and Intelligent Systems for Industrial Competitiveness”, the closing event of the FACT, SHINE, MAGMOVE and INSIDE projects, taking place at the CNR Conference Centre in Bologna.
Guido Comai, Operations & Corporate Development Manager at Teoresi MedTech, will present the results of FACT, led by our Group company. The project explores the evolution of sustainable vehicle architectures through Hardware-in-the-Loop technologies, Digital Twins, advanced modelling, sensing and predictive analysis of subsystem performance.
Alongside Teoresi MedTech, the other project leaders will share their achievements:
- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia for MAGMOVE, which focuses on sustainable magnetic materials for electric motors;
- Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna for SHINE, which focuses on producing hydrogen from solar energy;
- MISTER Smart Innovation for INSIDE, which addresses the integration of digital and intelligent systems into industrial supply chains.
Teoresi MedTech will also join the roundtable, moderated by Maurizio Melis, science journalist at Radio 24, to discuss opportunities and barriers to technology adoption with representatives of the other projects and businesses. A networking aperitif will follow, offering an opportunity to explore the project results on display and continue the conversation.
Register to attend and explore the attached programme.
When and where
- 9 November 2026, from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. CET
- CNR Conference Centre – Room 216 | Via Piero Gobetti 101, Bologna, Italy
The event is organised within the PR FESR 2021–2027 funding framework, in collaboration with Tecnopolo Bologna CNR, Clust-ER Greentech Energia e Sviluppo Sostenibile and Clust-ER Meccatronica e Motoristica. It is open to businesses, researchers, local authorities and professionals interested in the green and digital transition.