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Eoliann is among the startups to watch.
Emidio Granito, alumnus of the Politecnico di Milano, among the founders of the innovative startup focused on climate risks

Caracol AM is among the startups to watch, according to Wired.
The Lombard scale-up in large-format 3D printing continues to grow, innovating manufacturing for high-performance sectors.

Jet HR is among the 10 startups to watch, according to Wired.
The startup founded by Marco Ogliengo and Francesco Scalambrino, a Polimi graduate, is revolutionizing HR management with automation and transparency.

🚀 A space start-up with a Politecnico heart and under-30 leadership.
🚀 "In SpaceX's Transporter 13 mission, three satellites carrying hardware produced by us will be launched." The story of two young Alumni from PoliMi.

A space startup with roots in Italy, founded by Alumnae Marouf and Cattani.
Together with their colleague from Turin, Roncalli, the two Politecnico alumnae founded Ecosmic. Global vision, Italian base: "The country boasts a space heritage."

Sustainable packaging: from a Politecnico project to testing with Poste Italiane.
Voidless, la startup fondata da Alumni del Politecnico di Milano, ridisegna gli imballaggi per ridurre l'impatto ambientale delle spedizioni. ♻️

Alumnus Stefano Cappello is one of Forbes' "30 Under 30 to Watch."
He founded Limenet, a deep tech start-up

Here are five young entrepreneurial ventures with a deep connection to the Politecnico di Milano that are worth keeping an eye on.
Good news you might have missed: among the 10 startups to watch according to Wired, half were founded by Politecnico di Milano Alumni!

Perché dovrei consumare prodotti fatti con farina di grillo?
Per rispondere a questa domanda, l'Alumnus Francesco Majno ha fondato Small Giants. La risposta è complessa, e positiva

Fili Pari: a new patent for the start-up that creates clothes from marble
Alumnae Alice Zantedeschi and Francesca Pievani have devised a dye that allows you to colour a kilo of yarn with just 1 litre of water (instead of 150 litres)

adaptronics home

The 'Electronic Fingertip' invented by two Alumni from the Politecnico
It can grip heavy objects without squeezing them, is equipped with touch-sensitive sensors and is extremely thin: less than 0.5 mm