Products
Tools we're building for the market
Beyond bespoke projects, we are developing vertical products that solve recurring problems in AI and data adoption.
Interactive tool
Fermata
From theory to practice: not just a case study, but a tool you can try
Fermata is the project where we applied data engineering and geospatial analysis to Bologna's public transport network: how much of the city a stop really reaches, and what changes if you add or remove one.
Watch the video walkthrough on the real application, with real data from the city.
Discover Fermata →1,308 stops analysed
Every TPER stop in the city of Bologna, with pedestrian coverage measured by walking the real street network.
The circle overstates by 3.49 times
How much the classic 375-metre radius inflates the served area compared to what is genuinely reachable on foot.
What-if simulations
Add or remove a stop and immediately see covered area, population served and value index recalculated.
In pilot
Metroquadro
The marketplace for storage space
Owners publish their storage space unit by unit; renters see the inside of the actual building, with availability for the date they need, and book.
Metroquadro is in pilot: we are looking for three to five Italian self-storage operators to build it with. Watch the video walkthrough.
Discover Metroquadro →The system drafts the floor plan for you
Building footprint, corridor width and unit mix: the layout is packed automatically, and whatever did not fit is reported rather than quietly dropped.
Renters see the building, not an ad
Isometric view floor by floor, colours by availability and distance from the entrance in metres, computed for the start date they pick.
Zero double bookings, by construction
Not an application check but a database constraint: two overlapping rentals on the same unit simply cannot be written.
Got a problem of the same shape?
These products grew out of concrete problems from real clients. If you recognise one of your own — scattered data to hold together, a space or a network to measure, a process still living in spreadsheets — tell us about it.
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