C.r.f. Societa Consortile Per Azioni

Rossella Monferino

Piermario Repetto

Vito Guido Lambertini

Nello Li Pira

Marzia Paderi

Piero Perlo

Mauro Brignone

Daniele Pullini

Cosimo Carvignese

Giorgio Pasquettaz

Gianfranco Innocenti

Marco Pizzi

Massimo Di Pardo

Mauro Sgroi

Gianluca Bollito

Francesca Gallo

Davide Capello

Denis Bollea

Roberto Finizio

Pietro Perlo

Bartolomeo Pairetti

Elena Balocco

Giovanni Brusco

Anatolii Zvezdin

Piermario CRF Società Consortile pA Repetto

Mauro CRF Società Consortile pA Brignone

Daniele CRF Società Consortile pA Pullini

Described herein is a sensorized glove, in particular designed for ergonomic analysis, including an inner glove, which comprises a plurality of extensometer sensors configured for detecting relative movements between parts of a worker's hand; and an outer glove, which comprises a plurality of pressure sensors distributed over a palmar surface and configured for detecting the pressure exerted in corresponding areas of said palmar surface. Moreover described is a corresponding method for determining the type of grasp exerted by a worker.

Sensorized glove and corresponding method for ergonomic analysis of the hand, in particular a worker's hand

Described herein is a system and method for ergonomic analysis including a sensorized glove having an inner glove including a plurality of extensometer sensors for detecting relative movements between parts of a worker's hand, and an outer glove including a plurality of pressure sensors distributed over a palmar surface and for detecting pressure exerted in corresponding areas of said palmar surface; a wearable network of sensors being located in the network so that they can be associated to corresponding joints of the human body; a unit for generating a sequence of images of a worker task; and a processing unit for receiving data and/or signals from the sensorized glove, from the wearable sensor network, and/or from the unit, and configured for processing said data and/or signals to estimate ergonomic indicators and/or to obtain local information of effort and/or posture.

System and method for ergonomic analysis, in particular of a worker

A system for the production of electrical energy, comprising: a combustion chamber () made of material that is able to withstand high temperatures, an injection device () connected to said combustion chamber () by means of an injection conduit (), means () for supplying combustion support substance into the combustion chamber () and means () for the removal of gaseous combustion products, means () for the selective emission of radiation onto the outer surface of the combustion chamber (). The combustion chamber () is enclosed in a conversion chamber () within which are maintained sub-atmospheric pressure conditions, so that a substantial part of the heat developed by the combustion reaction is converted into electromagnetic radiation.

Micro-combustor system for the production of electrical energy

A process for manufacturing an electroluminescent device comprising the steps of: The core shells are assembled together so as to make the three-dimensional percolated layer, having cavities whose size is around wavelength.

Light-emitting device using a three-dimension percolated layer, and manufacturing process thereof

A light emitting device comprises a substrate, a porous alumina layer having a regular series of cavities of nanometric size containing an emitting material, and two electrodes in contact with the emitting material and connected to an electric voltage source. The first electrode comprises at least part of an aluminum film deposited onto the substrate, on which the alumina layer has been previously grown through an anodization process.

Light-emitting device comprising porous alumina, and manufacturing process thereof

In a process to make an emitter () for light sources, which can be led to incandescence through the passage of electric current, a layer made of anodized porous alumina () is used as sacrificial element for the structuring of at least a part of the emitter ().

Process to make nano-structured emitters for incandescence light sources

A light-emitting device comprises a structure defining an orderly and periodic series of cavities of nanometric dimensions, in which a process of catalytic combustion is confined. The dimensions and/or the distance between the micro-cavities are selected to obtain a light emission in the visible and prevent and/or attenuate at the same time emission of infrared radiation.

Combustion light-emitting device and corresponding method of fabrication

The generator comprises at least one source of pressurized gas and a closed hydraulic circuit containing a solution comprising an electrically conducting vehicle liquid in which a charge of micro- or nanoparticles of a metal material is dispersed. The circuit has The generator also comprises magnetic field generating devices, associated with a length of the hydraulic circuit lying between the inlet port and the restriction in cross section in order to generate an induction flux () at right angles to the direction of flow of the solution in that length of circuit, and The arrangement is such that, when in operation, an electric current whose strength depends on the flow velocity of the solution in that length of the hydraulic circuit, the strength of the associated magnetic field and the electrical resistance between the electrodes flows between the electrodes.

Electric generator having a magnetohydrodynamic effect

An electroluminescent device () comprises a supporting substrate (); at least two electrodes () positioned on the substrate (); at least a three-dimensional percolated layer (), positioned on the substrate () between the two electrodes (), having a metallic mesoporous structure defining a multitute of cavities of micrometric or nanometric dimensions. Present in the cavities of the three-dimensional percolated layer () are a multitude of luminescent inclusions (), which operate to emit light when energized by electrons which, as a result of electron tunneling, effect pass through the three-dimensional percolated layer ().

Electroluminescent device

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