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Florence, Sensors and Ia to Protect the Dome of the Duomo

Summary by Quotidiano Nazionale
Florence, 23 Jul. (askanews) - Brunelleschi's Dome, masterpiece of Renaissance ingenuity and symbol of Florence, enters the era of high technology. A new structural monitoring project has started: advanced sensors, 3D laser scanners and artificial intelligence will monitor the stability of the Dome, detecting in real time every slightest movement, deformation or vibration. The system is developed by Nowtech Solutions, in partnership with IP Engi…
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Florence, Sensors and Ia to Protect the Dome of the Duomo

Florence, 23 Jul. (askanews) - Brunelleschi's Dome, masterpiece of Renaissance ingenuity and symbol of Florence, enters the era of high technology. A new structural monitoring project has started: advanced sensors, 3D laser scanners and artificial intelligence will monitor the stability of the Dome, detecting in real time every slightest movement, deformation or vibration. The system is developed by Nowtech Solutions, in partnership with IP Engi…

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Quotidiano Nazionale broke the news in Italy on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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