Michele Carlet
Michele Carlet, entrepreneur, founded the check up company in 1991 with a precise business model: carrying out a technological check up on a specific application/product and related benchmark with the market, in order to find the best solution and competitive advantage in product restyling.
Thanks to this, he collaborated with important brands such as Jacuzzi. Thanks to this innovative model, in the last 20 years, it has filed over 20 patents and/or utility models, collaborated with university departments and operated in the typical models of open innovation.
Great attention has always been paid to human/machine interaction by offering the market, anticipating it, touch screens, including IP-proof ones, dynamic graphics and capacitive sensors.
Thanks to this, he collaborated with important brands such as Jacuzzi. Thanks to this innovative model, in the last 20 years, it has filed over 20 patents and/or utility models, collaborated with university departments and operated in the typical models of open innovation.
Great attention has always been paid to human/machine interaction by offering the market, anticipating it, touch screens, including IP-proof ones, dynamic graphics and capacitive sensors.
The choice.
“INNOITALY is an ambitious and challenging project: producing electronics useful for the health of people, animals and plants and at the same time with low environmental impact, is a union where different disciplines converge in a business model which naturally leads to the typical dynamics of open innovation. From electronics, to nano materials, to chemistry and microbiology, these are just some examples of verticals where an INNOITALY project has a transversal nature and the possibility, by bringing them together, to amplify every single innovation by integrating and scaling it industrially. A virtuous cycle that fuels research and creates a positive effects on the entire supply chain.”
Davide Brunelli
Davide Brunelli is an Associate Professor at the University of Trento. He holds a Degree in Electrical Engineering (2002) and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (2007) from the University of Bologna. He was a visiting researcher at ETH Zurich in 2005 and 2007 and one of the pioneers of energy harvesting for wireless sensor networks, and Energy-neutral embedded systems.
Since 2010, he has carried out research at the University of Trento.
He is the author of more than 250 scientific publications in international journals and conferences, and his H-index is 48. He holds also 4 patents. He has been ranked among the top 2% of scientists according to the “Stanford World Ranking of Scientists” from 2020 and he won over 10 paper “Best Paper Awards” in flagship conferences.
He has industrial experience as an embedded system consultant and supervisor for industrial projects with TIM Telecom Italia, ENI Spa, and STMicroelectronics.
He was the Principal investigator and scientific supervisor of more than ten EU-funded projects from 2005, and he currently leads the "Embedded Electronics and Measurement Systems Lab" at the University of Trento, with more than 15 researchers.
Prof. Brunelli is an associated editor and Senior Member of the IEEE, and a member of HiPEAC (High Performance Embedded Architecture and Compilation).
Since 2010, he has carried out research at the University of Trento.
He is the author of more than 250 scientific publications in international journals and conferences, and his H-index is 48. He holds also 4 patents. He has been ranked among the top 2% of scientists according to the “Stanford World Ranking of Scientists” from 2020 and he won over 10 paper “Best Paper Awards” in flagship conferences.
He has industrial experience as an embedded system consultant and supervisor for industrial projects with TIM Telecom Italia, ENI Spa, and STMicroelectronics.
He was the Principal investigator and scientific supervisor of more than ten EU-funded projects from 2005, and he currently leads the "Embedded Electronics and Measurement Systems Lab" at the University of Trento, with more than 15 researchers.
Prof. Brunelli is an associated editor and Senior Member of the IEEE, and a member of HiPEAC (High Performance Embedded Architecture and Compilation).
The choice.
“Innoitaly is actively committed to promoting innovation and sustainability in an all-Italian technological supply chain. Being part of it allows you to contribute to improving and developing new ideas, technologies and solutions with a positive impact on society, the economy and people's lives.
I chose to join Innoitaly because it represents a unique combination of different human experiences and skills such as electronics, sustainability, industrial production and artificial intelligence to create a cutting-edge entrepreneurial project.”
I chose to join Innoitaly because it represents a unique combination of different human experiences and skills such as electronics, sustainability, industrial production and artificial intelligence to create a cutting-edge entrepreneurial project.”
Roberto La Rosa
Roberto La Rosa is an IC Mixed Signal Senior Principal Designer at STMicroelectronics. Since joining STMicroelectronics in 1997, he has held a variety of assignments, including the design of high-frequency PLLs for clock generation and recovery, fiber-optic transceiver and system design, power management ICs, and other analog, digital, and mixed-signal bipolar and CMOS circuit development projects. He is also an expert in very high-frequency power conversion.
He is currently a Research Senior Staff Member at STMicroelectronics Catania. Roberto La Rosa received his PhD in Electrical Engineering from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in 2022 and was awarded the Thomas Gessner Award for his PhD thesis.
Dr. La Rosa has been an advisor of 10+ MSc dissertations. He has published more than 30+ scientific papers on Energy Harvesting and Wireless Power Transfer and holds +20 patents.
He is an Associate Editor of the journal IEEE Transactions on AgriFood Electronics.
He is currently a Research Senior Staff Member at STMicroelectronics Catania. Roberto La Rosa received his PhD in Electrical Engineering from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in 2022 and was awarded the Thomas Gessner Award for his PhD thesis.
Dr. La Rosa has been an advisor of 10+ MSc dissertations. He has published more than 30+ scientific papers on Energy Harvesting and Wireless Power Transfer and holds +20 patents.
He is an Associate Editor of the journal IEEE Transactions on AgriFood Electronics.
The choice.
“I chose to be part of Innoitaly for the opportunity to work with highly qualified and motivated professionals to develop visionary and innovative solutions that improve the lives of people and the planet. I am excited to be part of a company committed to creating sustainable solutions. I am motivated to collaborate with a team that shares my values and passion for innovation. Innoitaly represents an opportunity for me to grow professionally and acquire new skills, and I can't wait to contribute to the success of the company."
Roberto Santolamazza
Roberto Santolamazza completed a Master's degree (MBA) with specialization in Car Engineering, and has a Master's Degree in Electronic Engineering (specialization in Industrial Automation and Robotics) at the University of Padua. Before joining t2i – technology transfer and innovation, Roberto directed an innovation agency, Treviso Tecnologia, and worked for a few years in the first global management consultancy company, Accenture. Before this experience he worked for a famous Italian automotive company, Ferrari SpA, and at the European Technical Center of one of the main Japanese electronics multinationals, in the Netherlands, Omron Corporation, as a Visiting Fellow and Researcher.
He is a contract professor of Economics of "Innovation and Economic Development" in the Master's degree in Business Economics and Management at the Cà Foscari University of Venice. He is currently General Manager of t2i – technology transfer and innovation, the main innovation agency and incubator of innovative startups in Veneto.
He is a contract professor of Economics of "Innovation and Economic Development" in the Master's degree in Business Economics and Management at the Cà Foscari University of Venice. He is currently General Manager of t2i – technology transfer and innovation, the main innovation agency and incubator of innovative startups in Veneto.
The choice.
“Participating in a sustainable electronics startup offers a unique opportunity today to drive change towards a greener future.
By actively participating in the promotion of innovative solutions, we contribute to developing a highly innovative, European and low environmental impact supply chain. The multidisciplinarity of the skills present in Innoitaly and the shared experiences are a strong stimulus to creativity, allowing you to participate in cutting-edge projects with unique professional growth. Investing today in a highly innovative and ethical project means making something really happen towards future sustainability, beyond any slogan. Being part of this challenge means embracing a mission of social responsibility, helping to build a clean and sustainable future for future generations.”
By actively participating in the promotion of innovative solutions, we contribute to developing a highly innovative, European and low environmental impact supply chain. The multidisciplinarity of the skills present in Innoitaly and the shared experiences are a strong stimulus to creativity, allowing you to participate in cutting-edge projects with unique professional growth. Investing today in a highly innovative and ethical project means making something really happen towards future sustainability, beyond any slogan. Being part of this challenge means embracing a mission of social responsibility, helping to build a clean and sustainable future for future generations.”
Carlo Sam
After graduating in international business organization/business economics at Uni Bocconi in Milan, he studied all aspects of marketing, organizational change and innovation within the Electrolux group in various roles, working and living for many years abroad, managing the complexity of a multinational reality from different points of view within the company, starting from the Italian sales division, going through the EMEA headquarters in Brussels. Belgium, up to the group headquarters in Stockholm. Sweden.
CMO of L&S Lighting intelligence, one of the main players in technical lighting worldwide. Researcher in the field of objective happiness measurement, with two scientific publications.
Business consultant for various companies in the automotive, electronics and mechatronics world.
Historian and biographer of the Italian entrepreneur Lino Zanussi.
Today CM of three companies in the development and expansion phase such as Check Up, Puricraft and INNOITALY.
CMO of L&S Lighting intelligence, one of the main players in technical lighting worldwide. Researcher in the field of objective happiness measurement, with two scientific publications.
Business consultant for various companies in the automotive, electronics and mechatronics world.
Historian and biographer of the Italian entrepreneur Lino Zanussi.
Today CM of three companies in the development and expansion phase such as Check Up, Puricraft and INNOITALY.
The choice.
“As a father, I often ask myself what I can do, despite my limited capabilities, to try to leave a better world for those who come after me; to give meaning and value to what we do every day; a value that does not end in limited and limiting dimension of the now/today immediately.
Working with this team of professionals is a solid basis for aspiring to change the paradigms of traditional electronics, making it truly sustainable, both from an environmental and social point of view. To be able to be an active agent of a change that starts from electronic products, but which aims to extend its positive impact to people's lifestyle and quality of life too.”
Working with this team of professionals is a solid basis for aspiring to change the paradigms of traditional electronics, making it truly sustainable, both from an environmental and social point of view. To be able to be an active agent of a change that starts from electronic products, but which aims to extend its positive impact to people's lifestyle and quality of life too.”
Meet Our Team.
From Now...
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2019
The intuition was born in a call, before the Covid-19 pandemic, between Michele Carlet and Roberto La Rosa, regarding energy autonomous wireless nodes and electronics with a good degree of sustainability at the end of the cycle. -
2022
Met Davide Brunelli and presented the first prototype of energy harvesting from the ground, Carlet proposed to La Rosa and Brunelli to build the LLC together. -
2023
Roberto Santolamazza and Carlo Sam joined the team;
October 2023 the startup is born, giving concrete form to the project.
And on.
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2024
INNOITALY at CES 2024 within the Italian Pavillion;
Industrialization of the first LoRa nodes on a post-CES hour basis;
Local unit in Trentino development and establishment of a first working group. -
2025
Start of own and licensed production check up of the technologies prepared during 2024. -
2026
Start of internal production in Innoitaly in Trentino Sviluppo (business accelerator) to be independent at least in the production of the pre-series and related tests.
