ANACAM MAGAZINE - n. 1 gennaio | marzo 2024

15 GLI Anacam Tech Days hanno fatto il loro esordio con due eventi di grande successo: il primo il 20 settembre 2023 presso Eataly Roma e il secondo il 15 febbraio 2024, ospite di Frigoriferi Milanesi. In entrambe le occasioni, gli eventi hanno riunito un folto pubblico in loco (rispettivamente oltre 70 e 60 persone) e un’ampia platea di partecipanti connessi in diretta streaming (circa 100 e 90 persone). Le registrazioni video e le presentazioni degli Anacam Tech Days sono disponibili nell’area riservata del sito di Anacam, per offrire ai partecipanti la possibilità di rivedere le sessioni e approfondire i contenuti discussi durante l’evento anche in un momento successivo. L’obiettivo di queste giornate è quello di esplorare in modo approfondito tematiche relative a specifiche categorie di prodotti, adottando una prospettiva tecnica volta principalmente all’innovazione e promuovendo un dialogo costruttivo tra relatori e partecipanti. Ciò consente ad Anacam di rispondere in modo puntuale ed efficace alle esigenze degli associati, offrendo un servizio di alto valore. Il cuore di questa iniziativa è la condivisione di competenze ed esperienze specifiche, al fine di diffondere la cultura della tecnologia e dell’innovazione nel settore ascensoristico. Tutto ciò è reso possibile grazie al contributo dei produttori associati, un gruppo sempre più numeroso e attivo all’interno di Anacam. THE Anacam Tech Days made their debut with two very successful events: the first on 20 September 2023 at Eataly Roma and the second on 15 February 2024, hosted by Frigoriferi Milanesi. On both occasions, the events brought together a large on-site audience (over 70 and 60 people, respectively) and a large audience of participants connected via live streaming (around 100 and 90 people, respectively). The video recordings and presentations of the Anacam Tech Days are available in the reserved area of the Anacam website, to offer participants the possibility to review the sessions and deepen the contents discussed during the event even at a later date. The aim of these days is to explore indepth topics related to specific product categories, adopting a technical perspective aimed primarily at innovation, and promoting a constructive dialogue between speakers and participants. This allows Anacam to respond in a timely and effective manner to the needs of its members, offering a high value service. At the heart of this initiative is the sharing of expertise and experience in order to spread the culture of technology and innovation in the lift industry. All this is made possible thanks to the contribution of member manufacturers, an increasingly large and active group within Anacam. ANACAM TECH DAY IN ROME The first event was dedicated to switchboards, electronic devices, IoT and, more generally, lifts as intelligent and connected machines. Marco Cogliati illustrated the benefits of IoT implementation, highlighting how it contributes to the evolution of lift installation and maintenance operations, and improves organisation, production and customer satisfaction levels. He also highlighted how optimal results can be achieved when the Internet of Things is integrated with automation and artificial intelligence. Emanuele Emiliani addressed the topic of preventive and predictive maintenance, explaining how these can change perspectives and opportunities in the management of small and large mixed-technology lift parks. In particular, he paid attention to the novelty represented by black boxes. Then it was the turn of Alessandro Messeri, who spoke about how new devices such as the absolute encoder and the electronic parachute can make it possible to eliminate most electromechanical devices in the shaft. He explained what the effects are on the manoeuvring framework, what technologies are required, what the associated risks and costs are, and what solutions are already available on the market. Diego Pelazza delved into the topic of connectivity in lifts, focusing on the methods and devices available on the market for data collection, transmission and visualisation. He explained how this data can be presented to both the end user/owner and the technician through cloud-based software platforms. In addition, he brought a reflection on the possibility of remote troubleshooting.

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