Hey there, I’m Lodo – Lodovico Minelli Sarteri. I’ve journeyed across the globe, from Asia’s vibrant capitals to California’s laid-back vibes and the Alps’ serene majesty. My mission? To humanize technology through the integration of human affective intuition.
As the founder of Emotitech, I lead a firm that predicts human behavior and decision-making using validated emotions, with a base between Silicon Valley and NOI Techpark in South Tyrol. I’m also behind Bioniv, a health tech venture that merges traditional oriental medicine with cutting-edge innovation.
When I’m not scaling mountains or volunteering with Rotary International, I’m creating media art installations and crafting standout names for startups and brands.
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My journey? It’s been a wild ride, full of twists and turns. Picture this: a kid passionate about art, juggling spray cans while diving into scientific studies in high school and later tackling Financial Economy at university. Fast forward, and I’m jet-setting around the world, mingling with top artists, auction houses, and museums. Yes, I was there when Banksy made his mark on London, and the stories from those urban art adventures are unforgettable.
But that was just the beginning. My curiosity led me to Silicon Valley, where I immersed myself in sensory design, neuroscience, and longevity. Art and tech often collided in mind-blowing ways—like when David Choe painted the walls of Facebook HQ.
Then came the crypto boom. I rode that wave through Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the Mt. Gox collapse, witnessing the rollercoaster all firsthand. But it was never just about the money; it was about the human stories behind the digital revolution.
And my love for Asia, especially Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore, took me even deeper. I explored traditional oriental medicine and fused it with cutting-edge tech, venturing into realms of consciousness and bio-field science.
Today, I’m a seasoned explorer of the unknown, where innovation meets humanity. From life-centered tech projects to decentralized patronage, I’m always chasing the next big thing.
