Located in the former AEM power plant, just steps from Modena’s historic center, this hub is a space for learning and innovation open to citizens, schools, universities, institutions, companies, and professionals.

Dedicated to enhancing the city’s rich cultural heritage and promoting digital skills for all citizens, the Ferrara hub offers events, workshops, and activities that foster innovation and inclusion.

A physical hub for innovation, this urban space welcomes citizens and businesses, hosting training activities, public events, and collaborative spaces.

Based in the restored Ex Asilo Santarelli, this smart hub is equipped with AR/VR technologies and 3D printers. It supports the cultural and creative industries, edutech, and digital transformation.

Gate Centre – Galileo Aggregator for Technology and Enterprise – is located within a 3,000 m² building in the Cittadella Galileiana (former Macelli area). It hosts 18 companies, a coworking space, and a lab, driving technology and enterprise development.

Located in the historic Manifattura Tabacchi (Tobacco Factory) under a concession agreement with the Municipality of Cagliari, this 3,500 m² hub is dedicated to science outreach, incubation, coworking, and learning programs.

A distributed innovation center in Montecreto, designed both to enhance residents’ digital skills and to create integrated training opportunities linked to tourism in the Apennine area.

A dynamic and multifunctional community hub. Located in Castelnuovo Rangone (Modena), it transforms a former office building into a hub, promoting community, creativity, and third sector engagement.

Once a historic mill, Ca’ Bella Formigine has been transformed into an advanced development center for future skills. In a unique setting, this innovation hub focuses on training and new skills for the community.

Created in a former hospice, the Community Hub Olbia is a welcoming space dedicated to community, creativity, and social innovation. Located in the heart of Olbia, it fosters collaboration and local initiatives.

A space dedicated to experiential learning in sustainability, innovation, and STEAM education. The hub runs programs for young people (ages 8 to 17) through curated curricular and extracurricular experiences.

With over 1,500 m², the former Minor Seminary of Fiumalbo provides the Frignano Apennines with a multifunctional space for STEAM education, cultural innovation, and sustainable entrepreneurship. The regeneration of this historic site brings new opportunities to the territory.