Lodo Minelli Sarteri
Disruptive VC, builder of human-centered innovation, driving impact with Rotary
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Reached the End of the Internet: Inside the Remilia & Milady Crypto Cult
As an early crypto adopter and a longtime explorer of digital futurism, my journey into the world of blockchain and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) has taken me across continents. From ETH Denver to the bustling crypto hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong, I’ve immersed myself…
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Singapore: Innovation, Connection, and Hidden Gems
A Base for Opportunity and Growth Welcome to Singapore. 🌴 Over the years, we’ve cultivated meaningful activities in Asia, and it felt only natural to establish a local entity here. This enables us to seamlessly manage diverse opportunities, supported by talented local freelancers and managers…
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Taiwan: Where Tech Meets Tradition
We’ve been invited back to the Taiwan Technology X Culture Expo this year, and it feels like stepping onto familiar ground. We were here last year, but wow, what a transformation. The event has evolved into something even more engaging, polished, and immersive. This is…
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Touchdown in San Francisco: From the Alps to Silicon Valley
This September, our latest business journey took us from Munich to the city of opportunity itself, San Francisco. The direct flight gave me a chance to prep, but honestly, I was buzzing with excitement to dive back into the energy of California. There’s something unmatched…
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Giorgio Moroder House in Beverly Hills
Few people realize that Giorgio Moroder, the trailblazing genius behind disco, electronic music, and iconic film soundtracks, hails from South Tyrol—a fascinating crossroads where Italy, Austria, and Switzerland converge. His roots are as dynamic as his music, blending cultures and innovation. In Los Angeles, we…
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The Emotional Architecture of Luis Barragán
I’m inspired by a simple yet profound idea: our environments should resonate with our emotions, adapting to our needs in real-time. This isn’t a new concept—Luis Barragán, the iconic Mexican architect, was a master of what he called “emotional architecture.” Barragán designed spaces that didn’t…
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BMW Group Joins our Innovation Project in South Tyrol
In Bolzano lies NOI Techpark – where our European offices are hosted – the innovation district of South Tyrol where companies, research institutes, universities, and startups collaborate on pioneering projects and solutions inspired by nature in the Green, Food & Health, Digital, and Automotive /…
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From Data to Experience: The Multi-Sensory Kit for Prosecco
Researching and developing an experiential kit with Emotitech was an enriching and fascinating journey. The process began with a perception science approach, followed by the verification of experiential data through affective technology. This data, combined with a multi-sensory narrative, guided us in briefing the product’s…
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Why VC Are Betting Big on Tech That Reads & Predicts Human Emotions
The substantial growth potential, coupled with wide-ranging applications and continuous technological advancements, makes the tech-driven consumer and citizen behavior analysis sector highly attractive for venture capital funds. Notable investments and strategic acquisitions reflect the confidence of VCs in the sector’s ability to deliver significant returns.…
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“Humanize AI”, Brunello Cucinelli & Silicon Valley Giants
At the “Second Symposium on Soul and Economics in Solomeo Italy,” the honorary degree awarded by the University of Perugia to Reid Hoffman the founder of LinkedIn: AI should not be feared In an emotional and significant setting, Reid Hoffman, visionary entrepreneur and founder of…
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Arsham’s Soul Gesture to Blind Friend: Venice’s Great Touching Moment
Renowned contemporary artist Daniel Arsham has once again astounded audiences with his latest exhibition, “VENICE 3024,” showcased at La Biennale in Venice. In a world where visual experiences often dominate, Arsham’s ability to transcend the purely visual captivates, offering a revelation for those willing to…
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Returning to China: the New Year of the Dragon
After years away due to pandemic border closures, returning to China held a special significance for me. Though a brief layover in Beijing in March 2022 was marred by visa issues, it hardly counted as a visit. This time, however, marked a quick business trip,…
