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LIFTT stars at Italian Tech Week

2023-01-26T09:48:13+01:0012 October 2022|

The event dedicated to innovation and the discovery of the ‘Italian Tech Unicorn’ hosted in that iconic ‘forge of ideas’ represented by the OGR in Turin, took place on 29 and 30 September. In this very intense two days, startuppers, investors, institutions, companies and media pooled ideas, opportunities, perspectives, to

Aria Sensing: the invisible radar that ‘captures’ breath

2023-01-26T09:48:28+01:0025 July 2022|

“Aria Sensing’s goal is to design an innovative UWB radar integrated circuit for detecting people and objects by combining the best features of different existing technologies.”  A radar integrated in a chip capable of intercepting any human movement or presence, starting with breathing or heartbeat. A system of ‘Human Centric’

The development context of Aria Sensing

2023-01-26T09:48:38+01:0025 July 2022|

The applications of modern radar are many and shape our daily lives in ways that are not always obvious. The antennas that will give us 5G and 6G internet coverage are electronically scanning antennas. The weather forecasts we consult would not exist without ground and space-based radars. Radars are also

LIFTT invests EUR 1 million in Betaglue Technologies

2023-03-09T14:53:02+01:0025 July 2022|

“BetaGlue brings together some of the world’s excellence in the field of cancer fighting, and their insight to combine existing and already active technologies in the market in an innovative way is simply formidable.”This month, we announced our investment in BetaGlue Technologies, a highly innovative life science company that we

Lipogems:
the market

2023-03-09T15:20:55+01:0020 June 2022|

Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common chronic diseases and underestimated by those who do not suffer from it, characterised by intense pain with little tendency to resolve and consequent reduced mobility. Osteoarthritis (OA) affects about 250 million people worldwide and is the leading cause of disability in the

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