We hear a lot about AI, its technological and ethical implications and its future applications. But where are we now? A dialogue between Kalpa, Università Cattolica and Studio Volpi to introduce the topic and take stock of the situation 

How the Studio’s scientific and engineering competencies are helping clients achieve next-level results

How Studio Volpi’s long-established collaboration with Intellectual Property protection agency PGA-IP, is ensuring clients’ peace of mind.

Luca Cottini, Associate professor of Italian Studies at Villanova University – USA, interviews Patrizio Cionfoli, Studio Volpi's Director of Design and Interaction.

How 3D high-res imaging helped unveil one of the countless hidden gems of unknown Italy, and shed a new light on local tourism.

A Team of three Italian companies is involved in rethinking commercial aircraft's interiors for the benefit of passengers. Funded by the Clean Sky 2 EU program, the project includes transversal overhead lockers, baggage spaces under the seats and automatic touchless toilets. It is all made to improve  space and comfort.

When it comes to children, safety is not to be underestimated: thanks to the latest innovations it’s possible to design smart products that ensure the security of babies and support parents monitoring the well being of their children.
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At Studio Volpi we are not new to smart work, but during the last few months we optimized our tools, devices and even some of our activities - such as workshops - to allow all our teams to completely transition into smart working.

User Experience Toolbox is a methodology and process developed by Studio Volpi's Interaction Design Team and Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore's Professor Andrea Gaggioli to employ VR as medium to perform user tasting, presented at Interaction Week 2020, the event organized by IxDA - Interaction Design Academy, the global community related to Interaction Design. 
Here is the video of the presentation of User Experience Toolbox.

The partnership between Studio Volpi and Max-Inf is innovating safety: our latest project, the Baby First Rex R-542 baby car seat, won the IF Award in the Product Design category.

When it comes to children, safety is a mandatory,  that's why when we created three baby car seats ranges for the company BabyFirst, "safety" had always been the main aspect and we developed the products accordingly