Exhibitors 2019
- 3D PRINTING
- ART
- EDUCATION
- HOME AUTOMATION
- INTERNET OF THINGS
- KIDS & EDUCATION
- RECYCLING & UPCYCLING
- ROBOTICS
- SCIENCE
- YOUNG MAKERS (< 18)
- BIOLOGY
- GAMES
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
- OPEN SOURCE
- NEW MANUFACTURING
- FABRICATION
- WELLNESS & HEALTHCARE
- ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY
- FOOD & AGRICULTURE
- 3D SCANNING
- CULTURAL HERITAGE
- AEROSPACE
- HACKS
- MUSIC & SOUND
- ARTISANS & NEW CRAFT
- FASHION & WEARABLES
- DRONES
- STEAM PUNK
- ARDUINO
- CROWDFUNDING
Category "Universities"
V. Sperati, B. Özcan, L. Romano, S. Scaffaro, T. Moretta, N.Faedda, V. Guidetti, G.Baldassarre
+me is an experimental interactive toy, designed like a potential tool for therapy in
Neurodevelopmental Disorders.
Pietro Capaldi, Guido Villani, Giuseppe Barese, Salvino Tanucci
A high efficiency low cost steam powerplant adopting alcohol mixtures, powered with renewable thermal sources and suitable for smart grids.
Pietro Amodeo (ICB-CNR), Francesco Castelluccio (ICB-CNR), Salvatore Donadio (ICB-CNR), Alessandra Rocco (INO-CNR), Simona Mosca (INO-CNR), Maria Parisi (INO-CNR), Valentina Di Sarno (INO-CNR), Gianluca Notariale (INO-CNR) - a cura di: MoSeF – ICB-CNR,
RoFlEx is a robotic exhibit to demonstrate fluorescence and spectroscopy, representing an attractive and effective tool for science communication.
Nicola Coppedè, Andrea Zappettini, Michela Janni, Filippo Vurro, Riccardo Manfredi
Bioristor is and innovative biocompatible sensor to monitor plant sap
Tiziana De Filippis, Leandro Rocchi, Patrizio Vignaroli, Elena Rapisardi, Bruno Guerzoni
Climate Services Open Source for developing countries. Climate services are important to foster adaptation to climate risks and in reducing vulnerability in developing world contexts.
4Crop web application gives the possibility to evaluate impacts due to drought stress during the whole crop growing cycle in Sahelian areas.
SLAPIS (Système Local d’Alerte Précoce pour les Inondations de la Sirba) enhances the capacity of Niger Institutions to forecast, alert for and manage floods.
Francesco Sergi1, Marco Ferraro1, Davide Aloisio, Giovanni Brunaccini, Vincenzo Antonucci1, 1Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche – Istituto Tecnologie Avanzate per l’Energia “Nicola Giordano†Fabio Giusa2, Antonio Emanuel Colino3, Ada Di Stefano3
The project concerns the development of an active building component for the cladding of facades of new or existing buildings. This component was implemented through the integration of photovoltaic technology and energy storage. The object of the project was also the development of control and power electronics for managing the energy produced/stored, and the entire building system to be applied to vertical facades, including thermal insulation. The result was a building component prototype (70x70cm) that can be easily connected to other modules and installed on the wall. A demonstrator of a façade of 12 modules was realized for the experimental phase. The project was developed by CNR-ITAE in collaboration with Tecnicoop and SISC companies.
Ramona Magno, Tiziana De Filippis, Edmondo Di Giuseppe, Elena Rapisardi, Leandro Rocchi
Drought dynamics reveal a time gap between the onset of a drought event and the management of the drought emergency, but often this gap is too wide to effectively reduce the impacts. The Drought Observatory (https://drought.climateservices.it/en/) developed by CNR-IBIMET could fill this gap. It is an operational system providing Open, detailed and timely information and technical support to decision-makers, water authorities, researchers and stakeholders to enhance mitigation and adaptation plans. In particular, the coupled rainfall-based and satellite-derived monitoring system both provides multiple time scale occurrence and duration of drought, and allows the assessment of vegetation conditions at different spatio-temporal scales.
Paolo Cignomi; Visual Computing Lab – ISTI CNR
Advanced technologies for innovative cast-based digital fabrication, and advanced computationally designed architectural structures
Nicola Coppedè, Andrea Zappettini, Matteo Beccatelli, Marco Villani
Signal Gorup of IMEM CNR has developed innovative pressure sensor integrated in a functional fiber that monitors athlete dehydration by their sweat analysis
Francesco Baldini responsible of the Chemical & Biochemical Optical Sensor Group; Romeo Bernini (IREA)
A fluorescence-based optical platform for the simultaneous measurement up to four different biomarkers in serum or plasma samples has been developed; an optical chip with thirteen different channels is the heart of the instrument. Fluorescence detection is performed by means of the implementation of a sandwich assay with the secondary antibody properly labelled with a fluorophore. Attention was focused on procalcitonin (PCT), C-reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 and soluble urokinase plasminogen activator receptor (suPAR), with suPAR being considered in the last years as an important prognostic biomarker for sepsis. Two measurement campaigns have been carried out with the developed device at the Attikon University Hospital (Athens, Greece) and at Center for Sepsis Control and Care of the Universitätsklinikum Jena (Jena, Germany).
Francesco Baldini responsible of the Chemical & Biochemical Optical Sensor Group; Romeo Bernini (IREA)
Nanodem: an optical platform for multiple therapeutic drug monitoring in transplanted patients
Mauro Rossi
Nutraceuticals that induce tolerance to wheat gluten, for the diet of at risk-subjects.
Piero Toscano, Leandro Rocchi, Riccardo Dainelli, Alessandro Matese, S. Filippo Di Gennaro
AgroSat combines digital technologies (IoT and Big Data) and scientific research products to create a collaboration platform that allows end-users to access, share, consult data – info – knowledge and plan actions. AgroSat is a full free open source platform and works from any web-browser and devices.
Robotics for Rehabilitation team
PLANarm2 is an end-effector-based parallel robot for neurorehabilitation. It allows the patient to practice planar movements of his hand, exploiting both elbow and shoulder movements. The movement of the manipulandum held by the patient is controlled by two motors. The device is equipped with two load cells to measure the force exchanged with the patient. Force-based and adaptive control algorithms enable the device to help the patient in performing rehabilitation tasks according to his capabilities and his level of impairment. A graphic environment proposes interactive and engaging tasks. The device has been designed to be clamped on one side of a table, also in a domestic environment. The modularity of the ROS-based control system will enable a straightforward integration of additional devices
CNR4All Soletta intelligente con sensori di pressione interamente realizzati in materiali polimerici
Nicola Coppedè, Andrea Zappettini, Matteo Beccatelli, Marco Villani
Signal Gorup of IMEM CNR has developed innovative pressure sensor integrated in flexible porous polymer, used ina plantar sole for monitoring walking positions
From CNR: PhD. Antonello Bonfante, PhD Eugenia Monaco, PhD Piero Manna, Dr. Maurizio Buonanno, Dr. Andrea Esposito and Giovanni Cantilena From Israeli partner: Prof. Anna Brook, Dr. Keren Salinas, Emanuel Levitin, Ron Segal
LCIS DSS Project: an advanced Low Cost system for farm Irrigation Support
Prof. Paolo DeFilippis (Project Director), Prof. Fedora Quattrocchi (Scientific Manager), Ph.D. Francesco Napoli, Eng. Marco Grechi, Ph.D. Biagio Giorgio, BSc. Carmine Nolè
3D prototype of the hydrocarbon reservoir which, starting from the virtual 3D geological model, is physically realized by a special 3D printer
Carmelo Occhipinti Federica Bertini Alessandro Marianantoni
Four masterpieces of Caravaggio, Raffaello and Correggio in tactile format for an experimental approach that bridges the gap between art and accessibility
MAURIZIO ESPOSITO, FABRIZIO MARIGNETTI, ERIKA OTTAVIANO, ALESSANDRA SANNELLA, GIUSEPPE TOMASSO
Our project is based on the idea that environmental and social sustainability are two faces of the same coin and that there are strong connections between technological innovation and social engineering.
Andrea Motroni; Fabio Bernardini
AURORIS aims at inventorying and locating things or people using RFID technology with high accuracy and in real time.
Studenti e laureandi che operano nel Laboratorio di Oleodinamica e Pneumatica del Dipartimento di Ingegneria – Sezione Meccanica
A test-bed has been set up to carry out experimental activities on multiphase flows. The facility is based on a modular architecture, thanks to which the various functions such as the electric drive, the thermal conditioning and the filtration of the fluid, the high-pressure circuit and the test sections are inter-connected in a single structure. The management of the automatic functions of the bench has been implemented on open hardware (Arduino UNO).
Giovanni Bernardini, Massimo Gennaretti, Jacopo Serafini, Valerio Vezzari
Robotized test bench equipped with structural monitoring FBG fiber optics sensors , dedicated to real time structural characterization of aeronautical parts.
Biomechatronics Laboratory, University ‘Magna Graecia’ of Catanzaro , ITALY
Early-Warning system for driver safety based on low-cost LIDAR and embedded control technologies
Carlo Alberto Pinto
Captiks provides innovative systems for motion analysis by using wearable sensors for Sport, Rehabilitation and Research
Alessandro Scano
The analysis of synergies (muscular and kinematic) is a cutting-edge method for the study of motor control of healthy subjects with motor disabilities. The method is based on the concept that the central nervous system coordinates muscles and joints according to predefined schemes that simplify the ability to perform complex movements. Both in laboratory and in clinical settings, synergies are calculated through the use of special sensors and instrumentation. Synergy Lab presents some applications in the muscular field related to the upper limb and muscle-kinematics related to the use of the hand for grasping. Furthermore, Synergy Lab will present an application based on a Kinect V2 commercial sensor that allows synergies to be applied even with low-cost technologies, in various contexts
Department of Excellence in Biotechnology , Chemistry and Pharmacy
From waste to resource
Silvia Di Anselmo
Materials do it yourself is a kit dedicated to the children, with the aim of developing in children the awareness of the processes of work that lie behind the objects of our daily life.
Eugenia Canepone
Memento is a design-oriented desk with simple and elegant lines that represent a timeless icon.
The idea behind this product is to stimulate the appeal of the product by focusing on the emotional value of the object, enhancing its sensory and material expressiveness through the five senses and highlighting their physical interaction with the surrounding environment without the help of advanced technologies but focusing entirely on the human experience.
Daniele Carnevale, Luca Calacci, Andrea Monti
ExoWay: a first prototype of wheeled exoskeleton
Sapienza's Researcher
What future without plastic? What are the most promising research in this sense and which are possible? These are just some of the questions that will guide the Experiment it section proposed by Sapienza University of Rome with Saperi & Co at the Maker Faire in Rome.
Sapienza Università di Roma - Saperi&Co
Sapienza Università di Roma attends the Maker Faire 2019 - with the coordination of Saperi&Co. research and service infrastructure of the Sapienza University of Rome, whose aim is to promote outstanding applied research and to support innovation , with 18 related Departments, 4 lab on demand, a Fab Lab, a Workshop, a Coworking and a Training area, will open in October 2019.
The theme chosen is "Experiment it - Do it - Play it", to talk about applied research topics with a high rate of innovation that Sapienza expresses in various fields and disciplines, from research up to the realization of real and true own products.
Elisa Pecci
The FEEPLA project consists of the creation of a bioplastic from the mixture of PLA waste and coffee grounds.
Paolo Roselli, Jean Vanderdonckt, Lorenzo Luzzi, Nathan Magrofuoco
Shapes of triangles are quantified. Distance between shapes is computed. Decomposing gestures
into triangles allows to recognize gestures.
Rémy Verbanaz
EXHIBIT SMALL AND MONUMENTAL WORKS OF ART THROUGH INNOVATIVE AS3D VISUAL SUPPORTS * IN ORDER TO APPROACH AND DISCOVER THE HISTORICAL ARTISTIC HERITAGE FROM OUR DAYS TO THE PUBLIC, IN PARTICULAR THE ITALIAN HERITAGE, ORGANIZING ITINERARY TOPICS OF INTERNATIONAL BREATH AND IMPACT VISUAL AND EMOTIONAL
Michele Maris (INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Trieste)
Boiled or Frozen? Answering this question is the first step in finding life on other worlds.
Filippo Giannetti (Unversità di Pisa), Antonio Colicelli (Unversità di Pisa), Marco Moretti (Unversità di Pisa), Ruggero Reggiannini (Unversità di Pisa) in collaboration with MBI Srl Pisa and CNR-IBE Firenze.
Crafty exploitation of satellite tv signals to get accurate and capillary real-time measurement of rainfall intensity.
TheEngineRoom/EMAROlab, Università di Genova
HRI++ aims at showcasing possible, futuristic human-robot interaction modes.
Alessio Saccoccio, Carlo Muzi, Alessandro Cinelli
Idroluppolo is the innovative process that overcomes the critical issues of hop’s production
throught our hydroponc technology.
Dipartimento di Architettura, Università Roma Tre; Coordinamento Prof. Stefano Converso, con V. De Ferraro, Studenti del corso di Tecniche Parametriche di Progettazione
Open Source Parks in Rome: bottom up maintenance, “Open†digital projects, produced in Fab Labs, and installed for free interaction.
Luciano Teresi, Beatrice Beco, Gianclaudio Petrazzini, Federica Fino, Raffaele Carbone, Fabrizio Anella, Angeloni Sabina, Lucio Zaccardelli, Valeria Cinelli
Experimenting mathematics with the applications of IMAGINARY.org, made to explore and interact with mathematics.
Caris, ateneo dell’università di Roma Tor Vergata per l’inclusione- referente Prof Pier Gianni Medaglia ImpReading Software – referente Elena Imperiali CEO
ImpReading the new study methodology created for dyslexics and suitable for everyone. Read with ImpReading Font study with ImpReading App
Paolo Merialdo, Donatella Firmani
The project aims at building a Knowledge Graph extracting facts from medieval manuscripts.
SIRSLab Group
INBOTS project brings together experts from different disciplines and European countries involved in the understanding and acceptance of Interactive Robotics.
Marco Ronchetti, Tiziano Lattisi, Hyeon Kyeong Hwang
Multimedia Recording box is IoT based solution that transforms lectures into digital canvas where students can annotate, collaborate and review.
Marco Ferrantini
Device that can be installed on proprioceptive boards that transforms the exercise into an interactive game
Riccardo Mariani e Benedetto Scoppola
Discover how the car traffic works and how the effects of a bottleneck spread in time and space playing with us
Federico Capriuoli – Acas3D; Carlo Leggieri – Celanapoli: Valeri Tiukov - INFN
Very high resolution 3D survey of an underground archaeological site located in Naples combined with innovative research with muon radiography
Antonio Budano, Federico Budano, Giacomo De Pietro e Alberto Martini
The VR application of Belle II experiment allows to visualize the interactions of the particles and their entire trajectory, from the point where they are generated to the point where they disappear.
