Radiant

Without electronics and technology, is there no life? 

Then save the dates: Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 January, Radiant returns to Pavilion C of Parco Esposizioni Novegro! 

Among the stands, you will find:

• electronic components, both vintage and modern
• vintage radios and amateur radios
• computers, hardware parts and accessories
• cables, power supplies and chargers
• smartphone covers and accessories
• printer cartridges
• retrogaming
• light bulbs and lighting
• demonstrations and insights
• and much more!

Full price tickets cost 5 euros and can only be purchased at the ticket office.

Your ticket also grants you access to the Novegro Model Contest in Pavilion D.

Opening hours (Pavilion C):

-Saturday 17 January: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm

– Sunday 18 January: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

We look forward to seeing you there!

Are you looking for electronic components to bring your circuits to life, restore old devices, or try your hand at new projects?

At Radiant, you’ll find a wide selection of modern and vintage electronic items designed for amateurs, repairers, and experimenters of all levels.

Do you want to improve your PC’s performance or build one from scratch that suits your needs?

At Radiant, you will find a wide range of hardware components (hard drives, graphics cards, motherboards, RAM, etc.) for your computer!

Do video games from the golden age still thrill and excite you?

At Radiant, you’ll also find various retro gaming titles for different consoles from the past: discover or rediscover the games that made history and find pieces for your collection!

Do you want to discover all the secrets about how robots and cobots associated with artificial intelligence work?

At Radiant, on the morning of Saturday 17 January at the Libri Sandit stand, you can attend demonstrations by Marco Buttolo with the following robotic models:

• a bionic hand controlled via a glove (wireless mode)
• a rover with arm and pycam
• a cobotic arm programmed in Python
• a spider robot
• other types

The demos will illustrate the main types of robots on the market, also explaining to visitors some concepts of today’s robotics.

The Tesla coil is one of the most fascinating experiments in the history of science: a device capable of generating small lightning bolts and making electrical energy visible in action!

For this reason, Radiant will feature spectacular demonstrations dedicated to the extraordinary potential of this device, including the famous Columbus’ egg experiment.

The activities will take place on both Saturday and Sunday at the Libri Sandit stand and will be curated by Davide Munaretto.

In addition, Munaretto will guide the public on a journey of discovery through fascinating high-voltage experiments, transforming science into an engaging spectacle that is accessible to everyone.

Do you like Lego?

At Radiant, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for thanks to the presentation of the book ‘La Formula 1 con i Lego’ (Formula 1 with Lego) and the accompanying exhibition organised by Francesco Frangioja.

The exhibition, which will officially open at 3 p.m. on Saturday 17 January at the Libri Sandit stand, will feature 21 Formula 1 car models featured in the book.

These are faithful 1:27 scale reproductions, the result of the extraordinary design work of Luca “RoscoPC” Rusconi and built by Francesco Frangioja.

This exhibition, in particular, allows visitors to observe up close the technical evolution of the single-seaters that have made history, recreated with absolute technical precision.

Alongside the engineering rigour of Formula 1, the Sandit Libri stand will have a surprise in store for visitors, offering fun and nostalgia. The 12 iconic car models from Wacky Races.

These colourful cars, which faithfully reproduce the vehicles from the famous Hanna-Barbera cartoon, were designed by Lorenzo Crepaldi (co-author of the book of the same name published by Sandit) and built for the occasion by the brick enthusiasts of Piemonte Bricks LUG.

Robotics demonstrations by Prof. Raimondo Sgrò are a must at Radiant!

The demonstrations will be held on the morning of Sunday, 18 January, at the Libri Sandit stand, with the presentation of projects such as Lambda Uranus and Titanus.

Sgrò is a member of Elettra Robotics Lab, a non-profit association founded by a group of makers with the aim of promoting robotics as an element of study, leisure and work. To this end, he collaborates with various institutions, companies and schools. He has launched his own line of educational products, in particular the PoldinoBot robot kits, in various versions, and the PoldinoBoard line of boards and the latest addition, Elettrino. The association’s projects, particularly its humanoid robots, have been exhibited at numerous national and international events.