Mediate’s research and development efforts are backed by leading institutions and national and European programs that certify the scientific merit, technological soundness, and social impact of our solutions. Our projects have been selected through highly competitive calls, rewarding the innovative approach we bring to safety in industrial and collaborative environments.
A concrete acknowledgment of our commitment to a safer, smarter, and more human-centered industry.
At Mediate, quality and safety are not just standards to meet—they are core values that drive everything we do. We implement an integrated management system focused on continuous improvement, aligned with international regulations, to ensure the reliability of our processes and sustainable impact for our clients, partners, and team members.
A project focused on enabling safe human-machine interaction in production environments and industrial automation scenarios.
Funded by INAIL under the BIT – Technological Innovation Grant, with the support of the ARTES 4.0 Competence Center (Call No. 1 – 2022), the initiative aims to reduce workplace accidents through the adoption of intelligent and adaptive technologies.
The goal is clear: enhance worker safety while fostering innovation and industrial competitiveness with proactive risk-prevention solutions.
We are developing a sensorized pad to monitor pressure and proximity during home training activities, designed to promote active ageing and motor well-being.
The project was selected as part of the Second Open Call of the Horizon 2020 – PHARAON program (Grant Agreement No 857188), supporting the expansion of the Pharaon ecosystem.
Its goal: to improve the quality of life for older adults through advanced technological solutions.
We’re developing proximity technologies based on capacitive sensors to enhance safety in human-robot interactions.
The project introduces a new model for the integration and certification of collaborative applications in industrial and automated environments.
Funded by the Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, with the support of the ARTES 4.0 Competence Center, this initiative is part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) – Mission 4, Component 2, Investment 2.3 (Call RI&SS ARTES 4.0 No. 5 – 2023).
A concrete step toward a safer, smarter, and more human-focused industry.
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