The Best Tech Awards Celebrate Innovation at VITRUM25

Date: 25 September 2025
Source: Vitrum
The Best Tech Awards Celebrate Innovation at VITRUM25
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Date: 25 September 2025

The Best Tech Awards returned at VITRUM25, shining a spotlight on the most innovative glass processing technologies, chosen directly by visitors.

With four categories and a single goal—celebrating excellence and creativity in the glass industry—the winners were:

  • Flat Glass Tech Award: ITECH srl
  • Robots & Automation Award: Adelio Lattuada and Waldemar Knittel Glasbearbeitungs GmbH, a StatLab Company
  • Software, VR & AI Award: Optima S.r.l.
  • Accessories, Components & Other Glass Tech Award: Si.Ste Trading srl

VITRUM congratulates the winners for their outstanding contributions and thanks all participants for driving innovation forward in the industry.

The Best Tech Awards Celebrate Innovation at VITRUM25

The Best Tech Awards Celebrate Innovation at VITRUM25

The Best Tech Awards Celebrate Innovation at VITRUM25

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