To achieve an ambitious goal, it is necessary, first of all, to be able to look “beyond,” Beyond, and glimpse the future.
To look beyond this effectively, however, it is necessary to contextualize one’s gaze to specific problems and scenarios.
M31 has always been in touch with innovators who look beyond in their work every day; we take a look into the future by letting their words and experiences guide us in extremely specific areas.
The Ovens of the Future
“The Professional Ovens of the Future will be incredible, functionally automated tools, rich in sensing and intelligence. Extremely simple to use, they will provide functionality unthinkable today, such as being able to prepare complex recipes essentially on their own. This in turn will require Ovens to learn to understand the nature of the ingredient entered, its cooking level, and the quality of cooking, all in the shortest possible time and with minimal user intervention.”
Enrico Franzolin, President, Unox SpA
The Analytical Laboratory
“Tomorrow’s analytical laboratories will be marked by two fundamental innovations: the ability, on the one hand, to be automatically automated (and thus to be able to process very large numbers of samples quickly with minimal human intervention) and, on the other, to be able to accurately diagnose extremely specific, ad personam conditions. Laboratory machines will evolve into intelligent, automated machines, true independent laboratory robots.”
Dino Paladin, CEO, AB ANALITICA SpA
Cardiac Surgery
“The Cardiac Surgery of the Future will be …”
Lorenzo Melicanti, Director, Adult Heart Area, IRCCS Policlinico San Donato Milan, Italy
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