100 names, 100 ideas, 100 stories of those who are actively pursuing innovation. What can start-uppers, researchers and new entrepreneurs do?
This is the question posed by Vita; their answer is a list of 100 cases of excellence.
The report covers seven categories: Economics and Enterprise, Culture and Creativity, Network Aggregators, Environment and Living, Research and Technology, School and Training, Welfare and Cooperation. These are the main areas in which these young Italian brains (those that aren’t drained, so to speak) are giving life to enterprises with a high added social and shared value.
Marco Biribicchi, a professor at the Istituto Santa Maria in Rome that is involved in Project “Robotics against Isolation” - promoted by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale in collaboration with Google – remarked on the importance of Robotics in the classroom and how it helps students to study, reason and understand scientific disciplines.
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For further information: Robotics for All booklet
