Tools for interactive architecture, robotics, artificial intelligence and chatbot, but also augmented and virtual reality, 4.0 skills and new digital professions: the 2018 edition of Technology Hub confirms itself as a leading showcase for companies active in technological innovation. Topics to which Cover Hat looks with interest with a view to acquiring skills and functional products to improve its proposal.  Also underlined by Roberto Rescia, CEO of Cover Hat, present at the fair in Milan.

Q. For the 2018 edition, Cover Hat has chosen to be a spectator of the fair with a view to participating for the next edition. Why is it important for a company like Cover Hat to take part in reviews like this?

R. Exhibitions such as Technology Hub are opportunities for a 360° comparison in which to touch the most innovative ideas of the sector. For a company like Cover Hat, which wants to carve out an international space, it is a priority not only to verify the evolution of the sector, but also to forge concrete relationships with companies actively engaged in the development of increasingly performing solutions.

 

Q. What were your expectations in visiting the Fair?

A. Our approach in visiting the fair was free of expectations but moved by curiosity. Objective: to understand the paths taken by innovation with a view to improving daily life. We have been positively impressed by several proposals even if not strictly related to our sector. I refer, for example, to biomedical applications that will allow to solve and improve the lives of the disabled, to those dedicated to mechatronics and architecture that will soon transform buildings from real estate to real entities interacting with man. 

 

Q. From a short and medium-term perspective, do you think that Technology Hub could be a functional stage for Cover Hat targets?

​A. It will certainly be from the next edition, when we will be present with a technology that we are implementing to create responsive dynamic covering system.