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The PIFs support the commercial development of Piedmontese companies through initiatives aimed at strengthening their presence in international markets.
Iveco Group has opened a second challenge for start-ups and SMEs on Beyond Lab, the open innovation platform launched in collaboration with I3P.
The solution developed by Trace Technologies has been implemented in Piedmont by wine producers Ettore Germano and Rosanna Sandri.
The open innovation initiative seeks solutions and technologies to continue the digital transformation of Italgas' energy networks, towards a zero-emission economy.
The program offers acceleration paths, targeted networking, advanced training, and access to investors and corporates. Application deadline: June 6.
Out of 10 innovative companies selected from 137 applicants to join the support program by MIMIT and Invitalia, 5 are supported by I3P, the Incubator of Politecnico di Torino.
Applications for the Ideas Competition (Stage I) is open until June 16; the Business Plan Competition (Stage II) will then start and run until July 28, 2026.
Forbes Italia has included the founders of seven start-ups supported by the Incubator of Politecnico di Torino on its list of young leaders of the future.
The partnership is central to the growth of the organization, which currently has 400 operational units throughout Italy and more than 600 members.
The technological solution developed by HPA was implemented at an international exhibition for one of the most renowned names in contemporary art.
There is time until May 11 to apply for the initiative: prizes of up to €10,000 and specialized training are available for 10 Italian start-ups.
The innovative company Divinea has implemented its technological solution at Tenuta San Marcello, in the Italian region of Marche.