ITL Italian Technology Lab is a company of engineers and researchers specializing in business education at academic level, and in the development of components and devices based on polymeric materials.
We help manufacturers and industrial users obtaining more reliable items, at lower costs, with effective and measurable results.
We provide independent consulting, technology transfer and training with the scientific rigour and dynamism that this industry requires. Our nature as an innovative SME and a spin-off of the University of Brescia with biomedical vocation has evolved thanks to the trust of international clients in the automotive, industrial components and household appliances sectors.
Our skills extend from co-designing an innovative product to helping put it into production, and to post-production defect analysis (troubleshooting). We also work with super polymer, technopolymer and smart material products.
We are in Brescia, within the university campus, near the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering department. We work with companies in Italy and across the European Union.
Our people in operation
Giorgio Ramorino
Partner and member of the Board of Directors
Giorgio is a qualified engineer and research doctor, with a degree in mechanical and metallurgical engineering at the University of Brescia. Furthermore, he is an appointed researcher at the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering of the same university. Within the company he coordinates research and training activities for the customers. He also supervises the Italian Technology Lab team, made up of young researchers, mechanical material engineers, and a specialist in product design.
Gregorio Riva
Gregorio is a university researcher and has a postgraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering of Materials at the University of Brescia. He gives tutorials to students attending the course of plastic materials design at the same university.
As a CAD/CAE Analyst at Italian Technology Lab he designs components in polymeric materials and solves moulding issues or post-production reliability defects. In addition, he holds professional training courses on plastic materials design, injection moulding and the use of simulation software.
Jessica Barcella
Jessica graduated in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Brescia. She is strongly interested in material research applied to technical and industrial design. In Italian Technology Lab she performs technical design and prototyping of biomedical devices.
Gianluigi Dalè
Gianluigi graduated in Industrial Design and Research at LABA, Brescia. In Italian Technology Lab, he processes 3D drawings, injection moulding simulations and structural analysis.
Francesca Monesi
Francesca holds a degree in Mechanical and Materials Engineering from the University of Brescia and a forthcoming master's degree in Biomechanical Engineering. After conducting feasibility analyses and designing robotic industrial plants, she decided to focus on the biomedical sector. Her interests range from the development of medical devices to diagnostic methods. At Italian Technology Lab, she works on 3D design and printing, injection moulding simulation and structural analysis applied to medical devices.
Stefano Ragnoli
Stefano is a recent master's graduate in Materials and Product Innovation Engineering at the University of Brescia. His interests range from low-impact elastomers to prototyping. In Italian Technology Lab, he processes 3D drawings, injection moulding simulations and structural analysis.