Radoff, the Italian artificial intelligence that governs air quality in buildings

Domenico Cassitta, Ceo of Radoff, explains technologies to govern indoor air quality, protecting health and reducing consumption.
Sintropy.ai, when artificial intelligence serves energy efficiency

Startup Sintropy.ai proposes solutions to transform a passive environment into a space that optimizes itself, lowering energy costs.
No grades or slogans, lots of clear information at the app’s fingertips: this is how Weeshop makes shopping more conscious

With Weeshop, just scan the barcode to get the useful information about each product-no grades, but tools for informed shopping.
With Winetage Design, the barrels that stored wine become sustainable furniture

Winetage Design is an Italian startup that reclaims wooden barrels and turns them into unique-looking furniture accessories.
From materials to marketplaces: 5 startups innovating sustainable design

As Milan Design Week approaches, here is a selection of five startups reinterpreting design in a sustainable way.
Fair to Share, when Generation Z meets small artisans

Fair to Share connects craft businesses and young professionals, creating a virtuous circle of work on affordable terms and budgets.
Faster reservations, drugs and home and lots of information: this is how Salute360 simplifies healthcare

The Salute360 digital platform aims to bring doctor and patient closer together with appointment and medication booking services.
Bias & Games: from throwaway scratch cards to early signs of compulsive gambling

Every day thousands of scratch cards end up in the trash. For Bias & Games they become traces of pathological gambling risk.
From contactless bidding to donor databases: Cents’ technology for the third sector

Contactless payments and personalized experiences: this is how the Umbrian startup Cents aims to make donations easier and in line with donor values.
When giftedness is not understood: Feed Their Minds helps schools and families accompany gifted children

Gifted children are often misunderstood or labeled as problematic. Feed Their Minds offers concrete tools for families and teachers.