In Milan, from October 20 to 21, 2026, Ingenium–Made In Italy Innovation Platform, a platform dedicated to promoting “Made in Italy” innovation and entrepreneurship, will make its debut.

The event will take place at Superstudio, located at Via Forcella 13, and will bring together over 400 participants, including entrepreneurs, investors, top executives, public officials, and tech companies. It will serve as a strategic networking opportunity for those working in various fields of innovation.

The event, sponsored by the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT) and supported by Limitless Innovation—a platform dedicated to innovation—was created with the goal of showcasing new forms of evolution for “Made in Italy” through technological innovation.

The event aims to foster collaboration between the leading sectors of Italian excellence—including fashion, design, footwear, textiles, jewelry, eyewear, cosmetics, lifestyle, and manufacturing—and some of the most important drivers of digital transformation, such as AI, augmented and virtual reality, smart data, blockchain, 3D, and Industry 4.0 technologies.

The goal is to foster synergies among brands, SMEs, startups, universities, research centers, investors, and institutions, accelerating the adoption of emerging technologies in industrial processes and business models.

The project is structured around five strategic pillars that define the platform’s areas of action. These are growth, competitiveness These are growth, competitiveness, training, systems, and transformation.

“Ingenium was founded with the goal of building a bridge between Italian manufacturing excellence and the technologies that are transforming global industry,” says Stefano Galassi, co-founder of Ingenium and CEO of Limitless Innovation.

“Made in Italy has an extraordinary capacity for innovation through creativity, quality, and expertise. With this platform, we aim to accelerate the digital and sustainable transformation of our production chains and strengthen the competitiveness of the Italian economy by connecting companies, startups, universities, and institutions,” he adds.

The event will bring together a wide range of participants, including companies, startups, investors, and stakeholders, with approximately 400 C-level guests from the technology, lifestyle, and manufacturing sectors.

Furthermore, it will feature over 30 speakers and representatives from across the country, as well as 50 tech exhibitors showcasing solutions ready for industrial adoption, and a comprehensive program of thematic panels dedicated to innovation, competitiveness, and digital transformation over the course of two days. October 20 will be dedicated to an institutional gala dinner, while October 21 will feature a symposium with presentations by the speakers. In the afternoon, a trade show will open, featuring exhibition areas and technology demonstrations.