We are happy to announce our participation in the Career Fair 2025, the event organised by the University of Trento to directly connect companies, students and recent graduates looking for internship and job opportunities.
If you love technology and imagine a future in the ICT world, come and visit us at stand B3.
It will be the perfect opportunity to discover our advanced technology solutions for utilities that distribute energy, gas and water and for utilities and companies that provide environmental services.
A valuable moment to know us and give your career a real boost.
Access upon reservation. All info here: https://careerfair.unitn.it/
In recent years there is an increasing interest on sustainability 🌱and green mobility. We also want to do our part, with concrete actions that go in this direction. Among these we obtained ISO 14064 certification, which testifies to our commitment to reducing environmental impact.
But we are not stopping there!
Another initiative that we enthusiastically launched last year and which we confirm for 2025 is the use of the Trentino Mobilità Cicloboxes. A simple way to encourage sustainable mobility 🚲 and make parking bicycles safer, also in the facility in Via Unterveger, a stone’s throw from our Trento office.
All colleagues who choose to come to work by bicycle will continue to be able to apply for the free six-month subscription.
A big thank you to those who every day choose to do their part: it is also with your help that Arcoda continues to build a working environment that cares about people and the planet. 🌍🚲
Congratulations to our colleague Lorenzo Orlandi, who has successfully completed his PhD in Industrial Innovation at the University of Trento, culminating a journey that began in 2021 within the MMLab (Multimedia Signal Processing and Understanding Lab) research group of the university’s Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science.
Lorenzo’s research focused on the development of digital 3D models based on the acquisition of real-world scenarios and their application through extended reality.
His final thesis, titled “How the blend of physical and digital worlds is reshaping the industrial field”, analyzes the challenges posed by the integration of digital and physical worlds, with a specific focus on the application domain of Arcoda.
From Lorenzo’s extensive research efforts and with the support and expertise of the Arcoda team, 3D Photo Survey was born—an innovative system that revolutionizes key processes in distribution network management.
This technology enables the automatic generation of precise, realistic, and georeferenced 3D models of underground network excavation sites, using only a smartphone paired with a compact differential correction GPS receiver.
The resulting 3D models, viewable in augmented reality even after excavations are closed, streamline the management, traceability, maintenance, and safety of network infrastructure while reducing operational time and costs.
Once again, congratulations to Lorenzo for this remarkable achievement and for successfully translating academic research into tangible advancements in utility processes!
