Prof. Arcangelo Merla, University “G. d’Annunzio” Chieti-Pescara
Alessandro Tiberio, technologist Next2U
Jacopo Bassetta, graduate student Leonardo da Vinci Telematic University – Unidav

MODERA: Diletta Parlangeli (freelancing journalist, Rai, Wired, ItalianTech)

The Sensing Machines are revolutionising the world of production and work, representing a real paradigm shift in human-machine interaction. This is true in any work activity in which man’s skills involve doing and know-how that can be measurable and “trainable” through sensitive machines (visible in VisionArt Experience Lab) able to recognise the worker’s biometric parameters. Are we facing a new frontier that will lead from digital craftsmanship to 5.0 handicrafts?