Joint Lab established in 2020 with BeDimensional, society that was born as a spin-off of Graphene Labs at IIT. The aim of the project is to develop innovative materials for the use of batteries and electrolyzers.

Joint Lab created in Genoa in 2019 with the initial scope to scout for a project of common interest that was identified in 2020 and is therefore focused on wearable sensors for smart injections. Duration: 4 years.

Joint Lab created in Genoa in 2017 to develop actuations systems and materials for robotics and advanced manufacturing. Duration: 5 years.

Joint Lab established in 2021 to pursue research in rehabilitation and assistive medicine. The joint lab aims to co-design new technologies and rehabilitation protocols and validate them directly in a clinical context.  Duration: 5 years

Joint Lab established  in 2022 and focused on researching and developing of prototypes based on Brillouin spectroscopy to develop a user friendly system of mechanical microscopy.

Joint Lab created in Genoa in 2017 to research and development activities in the fields of advanced robotics and artificial intelligence applied to industrial automation in hostile environments. Duration: 4 years.

Joint Lab in the microscopy and medical diagnostic sectors, established in 2022. It is focused on techniques that are able to detect the early phase of neurodegenerative disorders and cancer.

Joint Lab created in Genoa in 2019 to develop and realize a control framework able to allow a humanoid robot to help a human being in the execution of specific tasks. Duration: 3 years.

Joint Lab created in Genoa in 2013 in an agreement between IIT Rehab Technologies and INAIL to develop and implement new prosthetic, orthotic, and rehabilitation devices with a high technological impact. Duration: 3 years, extended.

Joint Lab created in Bergamo at Kilometro Rosso Innovation District with the aim to realize a teleoperated humanoid robot embedding most of the IIT technologies as a demonstrator for the Intellimech Consortium and its 30+ companies. Duration: 5 years.

Joint Lab established in 2021 to pursue research in customized robotics neurorehabilitation. The joint lab aims to develop computational techniques for the analysis of signals deriving from different areas of the nervous system both at peripheral and central level. An additional aim is to carry out a feasibility study to test the upper limb FLOAT exoskeleton used in sensory-motor rehabilitation on healthy subjects and neurological patients. Duration: 3 years

Joint Lab established in 2020 to group ongoing and future joint research activities under major thematic clusters such as genomics, autism, etc. Duration: 3 years

Joint Lab established in 2020 to study preclinical and clinical neuroplasticity. The joint lab aims to test the upper limb FLOAT exoskeleton in the case of upper limb paralysis, develop customized protocols regarding cerebral neuromodulation after stroke and innovative algorithms to analyze electrophysiological data. Duration: 3 years 

Joint Lab established in 2018 to develop clinical tests and rehabilitation technologies for young patients with visual impairment and analyze their perceptive, motor, cognitive, and neuropsychological abilities.
Duration: 5 years

Joint Lab established in 2020 and focused three strategic areas: robotics, supercomputing and artificial Intelligence.

Joint Lab created in Genoa in 2014, the Nikon Imaging Centre at IIT (NIC@IIT) is a core facility for light microscopy. NIC@IIT addresses the needs of a wide community of scientists and professionals on an international level. Duration: 3 years, extended.

Joint Lab created in Lecco (at the Novacart production site) in 2016, to develop novel cellulose-based substrates and to produce biocompatible/biodegradable food-grade containers with enhanced performance. Duration: 5 years.

Joint Lab established in 2021. The joint laboratory aims to pursue research in multisensory integration and interaction and psychiatric diseases, with the goal of co-designing new rehabilitation protocols and validate them in a clinical context. Duration: 5 years