Concrete technology problems, reconstructed from regulation to code.
We write about what we design and build: sensors, robots, artificial intelligence, management software. Each article ends with what to do.
The sources for each article are listed and verifiable at the foot of its page.
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Where a browser app keeps its data
Where apps that run in the browser keep their data, what can delete it, what installing them changes and how to keep a second copy of it in a folder.
AutomationE-invoicing between San Marino businesses
From 2027 domestic e-invoicing is mandatory in San Marino above €100,000 in revenue: who, how, by when, and what to prepare.
AutomationPlanning a project that does not slip
Why project estimates are almost always optimistic, what research has measured, and seven planning habits for small companies and professional firms.
AutomationA number is not a measurement
What really separates an indicator from a measurement, why even a cuff monitor is estimating, and what to look for in a datasheet before you sign.
WearablesAIThe manual ages before the machine
Why a plant manual goes wrong in a single line, and how to assemble one that holds: the procedure on one side, the values that expire on the other.
AutomationRoboticsBefore you hand an AI agent the keys
To an AI agent, the content it reads and the instructions it receives are the same text: that is prompt injection. Three questions to ask first.
AIAutomationThe phone you already own is your first sensor
Before buying hardware for a pilot: what a retired smartphone already measures, and the five boundaries where it stops being enough.
RoboticsAutomationHardware longevity has become a requirement
Ecodesign, the right to repair and the battery regulation stack up: what changes for hardware designers, and what to decide before the architecture.
WearablesRoboticsThe AI Act and client data
What a firm using AI on client data actually risks, between the AI Act, the GDPR and Italian Law 132/2025, and what to do from Monday morning.
AIEach article starts from a real question.
The articles come from our projects: medical wearables, robotics and automation, artificial intelligence, management software. Each one addresses a specific question a business asks before it decides.
The method is the same for all of them. It starts from the text of the regulation or the technical documentation, works out what it means in practice and ends with what to do.
The filter groups the technical analyses into four subjects: robotics, automation, wearables and artificial intelligence.