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We spoke with Sigfrido Pilone, Director of a technical higher education institute in Turin, about how robotic LFAM is making its way into classrooms — and why that shift could redefine the future of industrial manufacturing. In this episode, he explains how the academy recognized large-format additive manufacturing not just as a production technology, but as a cornerstone of next-generation technical training.

By integrating Caracol’s robotic technology into their educational programs, the institute gave students direct, hands-on experience with 6-axis robotic systems — moving beyond purely theoretical learning and into real-world manufacturing workflows. The collaboration with Caracol also brought strong technical support, material expertise, and a genuinely collaborative approach that made the technology accessible in an academic environment.

Today, robotic large-format additive manufacturing is enabling the institute to train highly specialized technicians, bridge the gap between industry and education, and prepare a new generation of professionals ready to operate advanced manufacturing technologies from day one — across sectors like aerospace, sustainable mobility, and industrial design.

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