Robots & Automation category of the 2023 Best Tech Awards, the winner is... Adelio Lattuada!

Date: 25 January 2024

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Adelio Lattuada S.r.l.

Date: 25 January 2024

The ceremony of Wednesday, January 17 organized by VITRUM and GIMAV was an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the best technologies exhibited in the last edition of the Fair, based on the testimonies given by visitors.

"The award is an important recognition of how our automated solutions ensure flexibility, productivity, safety and energy savings.

We would like to thank all the participants who recognized the potential of the robotic line exhibited at Vitrum 2023 in collaboration with Knittel Glass. See you next time!"

Adelio Lattuada S.r.l.

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Adelio Lattuada S.r.l.

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