The study group formed by Simone Lucchetti, Giulia Catalani, Antonio Mirandola and Massimiliano Storgato graduated with honors and dignity of publication, discussing a multidisciplinary thesis, which embraces historical research, the science of representation and restoration of monuments, focused on the city of Amatrice. The skills acquired thanks to this and previous projects, always focused on the enhancement of cultural heritage through new technologies, push the authors to start the establishment of an innovative start-up. The project presented at Maker Faire 2018 was realized thanks to the collaboration of Andrea Gallo and David D'Hallewin. The 3D printing was curated by Dr. Mario Baioli, director of the FabLab di Architettura, at La Sapienza - University of Rome.