
Virtual reality: developments and future perspectives
Even in the field of virtual reality, technological innovation and ICT research does not stop. What has been done so far and what are the

Even in the field of virtual reality, technological innovation and ICT research does not stop. What has been done so far and what are the

Augmented reality (AR) and other technologies are often excluded from the business investment plan in innovation because the opportunities they enclose are not well-known. This

Artificial Intelligence (AI) might be safely considered as one of the most promising megatrends of ICT research of the XXI century, given how wide is the array of

What is the smart home for and how are domotics and artificial intelligence connected? Artificial intelligence is one of the most promising technologies on which most of the investments in

Facial recognition and artificial intelligence work together to create a safety technology that is increasingly popular in many sectors and even in our daily lives. But

In Italy, ICT research and innovation have experienced a crisis that worsened the weaknesses the underdeveloped technological activity, caused by multiple factors. Among these factors,

ICT research and technology are leading to an unstoppable growth of AI, but what is the relationship between artificial intelligence and ethics? Let’s find out

The digital revolution we have been experiencing in recent years will radically change our life, in ways we are not yet fully aware of. This

The failure of Google Daydream VR, the first virtual reality viewer, presented by Google during the October 2016 Google Event is no longer a mystery.

Smart contracts associated with blockchain are nothing new. Indeed, first experimental forms of smart contracts already existed in the 1990s. These experimentations in ICT research enabled
PKU Smart Sensor project (n. 08RG7211000341 – CUP G89J18000710007) has been financed thanks to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2014/2020 Sicily, within Axis 1 – Specific Objective 1.1 – Action 1.1.5. ‘Realisation and validation of a Point-of-Care system for the home-testing monitoring of phenylalanine in patients suffering from hyperphenylalaninemias’. Amount of eligible PMF Srl expenditure: 208,864.00 euros. Amount of PMF Srl contribution: 146,674.00 euros. The content of this website is the responsibility of PMF Srl and does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.

The AMELIE project, “Advanced framework for Manufacturing Engineering and product Lifecycle Enhancement” (n. 08CT6202000208 – CUP G69J18001010007), was funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2014/2020 Sicily, Action 1.2.1_03. Eligible expenditure amount for P.M.F. Srl: €204,500.00. Contribution amount for P.M.F. Srl: €108,800.00. The content of this website is under the responsibility of PMF Srl and does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.

MINERVA project (no. F/190045/01/X44 – CUP B61B1900048008) has been financed thanks to the Fund for Sustainable Growth – ‘Intelligent Factory’ PON I&C 2014-2020, as in DM 5 March 2018 Chapter III. Innovative e-learning methods and virtual reality in companies. Amount of eligible expenditure PMF Srl: 274,791.25 euros. Amount of contribution PMF Srl: 160,532.00 euros. The content of this website is the responsibility of PMF Srl and does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.

SECESTA ViaSafe project (no. 08CT6202000208 – CUP G69J18001010007) has been financed thanks to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2014/2020 Sicily, within Axis 1 – Specific Objective 1.1 – Action 1.1.5. ‘Application of the monitoring network from the volcanic ash fallout from Etna to mobility management in the Etnean territory’. Amount of eligible expenditure PMF Srl: 267,400.00 euros. Amount of PMF Srl contribution: 190,752.00 euros. The content of this website is the responsibility of PMF Srl and does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.
