Radiant

Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 January Radiant returns to pavilion C of Parco Esposizioni Novegro!

At our electronics and technology fair you will find:

• electronic components (both vintage and contemporary)
• vintage radios
• computers with related components and accessories
• cables and chargers
• smartphone cases
• printer cartridges
• retrogaming
• light bulbs
• much more

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

Opening hours (pavilion C):
-Saturday 20 January: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
-Sunday 21 January: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

We are looking forward to seeing you!

Does electronics mean building circuits, experimenting and giving new life to old devices to you?

At Radiant you will find many contemporary and vintage electronic components of all kinds suitable for all your needs!

Do you want a PC that performs as well as possible and are not satisfied with pre-assembled models?

Do you think that carefully choosing the motherboard, graphics card, ram memory, hard disk and processor is crucial?

At Radiant there will also be space for a wide variety of hardware components to enhance and customise your computer to the max!

Video games of the past will never lose their magic!

That’s why at Radiant there will also be a variety of retrogaming titles for different platforms, ideal for both collectors and those who simply want to enjoy vintage gaming gems.

Do you want to observe robots and cobots and learn how they work?

At Radiant, at 11 a.m. on Saturday 20 January at the Sandit Libri stand, engineer Marco Buttolo will hold a practical demonstration featuring the following models:

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

The purpose of the demo is to provide a brief overview of the main forms of robots on the market, while also giving visitors some basic knowledge of robotics as it is understood today.

It is always fascinating to observe robots closely and understand how they manage to perform the mosy diverse tasks.

For this reason, Radiant will give space to robotics demonstrations by Prof. Raimondo Sgrò.

The demos, specifically, will be held on Sunday 21 January at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Elettra Robotics Lab stand, with the presentation of projects such as Lambda Uranus and Titanus.

Elettra Robotics Lab is a non-profit association founded by a group of makers with the aim of promoting robotics as a study, recreational, and professional field. To achieve this goal, they collaborate with various organizations, companies, and schools. They have launched their own line of educational products, particularly the PoldinoBot robot kits in various versions, as well as the PoldinoBoard line and their latest addition, Elettrino. The association’s projects, especially the humanoid robots, have been showcased at numerous national and international events.