Italy’s startup ecosystem has been booming in recent years, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. With an increase in local talent and VC funding coming into the country, there has been an increase in the number of startups in Italy. So far, there are around 12,000. This shows that there are a lot of top startups in the country. The main startup sectors in the country are based around software and technology, with a massive emphasis placed on the Fintech, fashion, and SaaS sectors.
FASHION Net Italia, a cura di Gianluca Bolelli ICOL Group fa debuttare la sua filiale italiana e due soluzioni industriali È nata a Milano la filiale italiana del gruppo ICOL, grazie alla partnership tra ICOL Group ed ELSE Corp, società di vendita virtuale e produzione dal cloud. La relazione tra ICOL Group, società con quartier…
ICOL GROUP AND ELSE CORP CONFIRM STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP Building Smart RoboFactories & Digital Ecosystems, Bringing Footwear 4.0 to Life! The partnership between ICOL Group, an international group of companies, and ELSE Corp, a virtual retail and cloud manufacturing company has been confirmed. ELSE Corp looks forward to becoming an AI R&D Lab for ICOL Group….
NVIDIA and its partners recently announced a successful proof of concept on 5G and VR Accelerate Vehicle Battery Design. U.K. vehicle battery manufacturer Hyperbat innovates design processes using 5G, VR and edge computing. The project uses edge computing and the world’s first 5G-enabled VR technology to enable two remote engineering teams to work simultaneously on…
Размышления о том, как бурное развитие и последующая общая доступность технологий на базе Искусственного Интеллекта влияет на эволюцию клиентского опыта онлайн покупок, но также потребует от модного ритейла еще более глубокой цифровизации. Отличный клиентский опыт отличает нас от конкурентов. Это влияет на репутацию компании в целом, а также на такие важнейшие показатели бизнеса, как удержание…
via The New York Times, by Hiroko Tabuchi It is The New York Times- not just me or you or another enthusiast, to tell it! Vegan leather, a marketing masterstroke? How Fashion Giants Recast Plastic as Good for the Planet! An influential system overseen by retailers and clothing makers ranks petroleum-based synthetics like “vegan leather” as…
Leather imitations, such so-called ‘vegan leather’ and ‘eco-leather’, are usually made from polyurethane (PU) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Recently they include plastics incorporating plant-based materials. As long as these fossil fuel-based derivatives remain cheap, their use will increase, with the associated environmental impacts during their use and at the end of their life. Unlike leather,…
Leather Working Group (LWG) and Leather Naturally (LN) are introducing this global initiative to encourage organizations within the leather industry to positively promote the great material leather and to make everyone aware of the positive attributes of leather
ICOL Group is a strategic industrial and commercial partner for ELSE Corp ICOL presented its solutions at two international specialized exhibitions in Milan Two major international exhibitions reached completion in Milan: MICAM Milano and SIMAC Tanning Tech, which took place on September 19-24, 2021. “Each day our stand was visited by dozens of interested company…
L’Intelligenza Artificiale per il Fashion Retail – Andrey Golub Ottobre 2021 Andrey Golub, co-Founder & CEO – ELSE Corp a Virtual Retail & AI Driven Design company L’Intelligenza Artificiale aiuta l’industria della moda con “stile”:Moltissime aziende lavorano sui Big Data per Fashion Retail poiché ci sono molti dati disponibili: i prodotti sono riconducibili ad immagini…
Industry 4.0 in the “Creative Industry” is vital for African companies and organizations wishing to embrace the benefits of Digital transformation. Digital technologies are transforming our economies and societies at unprecedented speed & scale, and have been recognized as the critical enabler for the achievement of the UN 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)….
Can smart garments help overcome the barriers to circularity? This online panel discussion, held August 11, 2021, explores how the digitization of apparel can help to enable garment resale, rental, repair, and address the challenges of product end of life recycling. How connected garments can help enable a circular economy
SHAPE THE FUTURE – Call for Challenges Would you like to help businesses and the public sector to run their activities more efficiently or to deliver value to their customers, stakeholders and citizens? Share you a bold new idea for the future or an exceptional experience from which to learn on • The Future…
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