The company, through R&D activities, aims to provide hospitals with innovative hybrid (digital/traditional) solutions that improve therapy adherence and patient outcomes: the medication administration dispenser it has developed has in fact resulted in two patent applications (industrial invention + utility model). The advantages offered by this technology cover several areas: - patient health: correct intake (avoiding delays/ doses not administered/errors/expiry date control/patient allergies) and consequently maximum effectiveness of therapy, reduction of complications and mortality; - efficiency towards the hospital structure: frees up up to 30% of paramedical staff time for patient care, reduces staff requirements, and shortens hospital stays; - flexibility: allows therapeutic modifications and provides the pill as needed: directly controlled by the patient for optimal pain management. - traceability across 6 involved areas: loader, device, patient, therapeutic changes, drugs loaded and dispensed - full integration with the hospital workflow - complies with all regulatory and guideline requirements for hospital drug administration The dispenser targets a global reference market of $6.3B by 2032, expected to grow by an average 8.4% per year until then.