FIXIT

I chose to apply for an innovation thesis at CIM4.0 because I considered it a growth opportunity as a student and a great chance to practically apply what I learned theoretically during my Master's degree regarding the world of automation and robotics.
Furthermore, I was struck by the possibility of conducting a thesis on a topic that is just beginning in the world of research and that I could leverage in a future job. Finally, a professional environment would certainly be more educational than a university setting.

I must say that I was not initially familiar with CIM4.0; the thesis was proposed to me by my supervisor.
The project itself interested me because drones have always fascinated me, but I never had the chance to dedicate time and energy to them.

However, CIM and Orlando presented themselves by promising thesis students a leading role in the project's development, and this was particularly pleasing to me, as I believed (and still believe) it would allow me to grow in multiple aspects, not just technical ones.

My passion for Automation and Robotics drove me to get involved in an innovation project at CIM4.0. The opportunity to engage with emerging technologies in the industrial field was further motivation to immerse myself in the Competence Center environment.

I chose to do my thesis on the Fixit project because I am passionate about technology and the digital world. Therefore, I saw the opportunity to work and learn at CIM4.0, which operates in the field of Industry 4.0, and thus complement my mechanical engineering background with new technologies through additive manufacturing.