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ART / AI / ROBOTICSA self-produced installation in which a custom AI translates poems from ETERNO into three-dimensional topographies. Over 24 hours, a mechanical brush turns them into one physical landscape.
+ROBERTO SCACCIA — ITALIAN / WORKING INTERNATIONALLY
Technologist, entrepreneur and poet working where artificial intelligence, human experience and social impact meet.
01 / PREMISE
Technology is never only technical. It shapes how we live, move, gather, create and imagine what comes next.
02 / SELECTED WORK
Ventures, systems and experiments.
Different forms. One continuous inquiry.
A self-produced installation in which a custom AI translates poems from ETERNO into three-dimensional topographies. Over 24 hours, a mechanical brush turns them into one physical landscape.
+Leading a proprietary AI platform that combines computer vision, predictive analytics, cloud and edge systems to continuously monitor infrastructure and other complex physical environments.
+A new generation of cashierless, low-waste stores shaped by computer vision, real-time intelligence and a more natural way to move through physical retail.
+Co-founded an AI company building predictive analytics and visual intelligence systems for governments and global organizations.
+Launched and scaled a modular system delivering clean water and renewable energy to remote communities and developing markets.
+An evolving exploration of places for collective living, creation and wellbeing—beginning with the transformation of a former Italian convent.
+An Italian-American urban mobility company that integrated technology, industrial design and everyday utility into one connected bicycle.
+03 / POETRY
A meditation on time—on what lingers, what fades and what remains. Poems shaped like small sculptures, formed by language and silence.
View the book ↗“Some ideas ask to become companies.
Others ask to become form.”
04 / ABOUT
I am interested in unlikely intersections.
Italian by origin and international by practice, I have built companies and projects across artificial intelligence, clean infrastructure, mobility, community living, autonomous retail and art.
The medium changes. The question stays consistent: can an idea be useful, beautiful and capable of moving life in a better direction?