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To learn whether a product is safe you just need a sample and a reagent. And results arrive immediately on your smartphone. The device realized by Proxentia, having the size of a book and communicating with smartphone and computer, "enables to run fast controls right at the arrival of a load of milk, of cereals, of wine, and to learn...

SMART CITY Radio 24, Conducted by Maurizio Melis A device that in few minutes and at the cost of a few euros enables to analyze a stock of food: wine, milk, cereals; and to make sure that is it not contaminated nor spoiled. It was developed by a Start-Up, Proxentia, which last year received awards as the Gaetano Marzotto prize...

A project to create a portable food testing device has received a funding boost to help bring it to market.

The reporter, among the commitee of the fifth edition of the Gaetano Marzotto Prize, talks about the startup Proxentia, that was included in the EU program SME Istrument by Horizon 2020 (1.5millios check). The author says that Proxentia "could save lives and has an outlet: the world market of safety tests for foods intended for human feeding is estimated between...

Proxentia awarded for a quality control system in the agri-food

To make a Company out of an idea was the ambition of Proxentia, whose success was confirmed by the award of the prize dedicated to the under 35 and entitled to Gaetano Marzotto. The CEO of Proxentia, Matteo Salina, describes the project as follows: "Proxentia aims to revolutionize the sector of fast controls in the food supply chains, with specific...

The winners of the Gaetano Marzotto Prize were announced. Along with Scent, that won the 300.000 € at stake, Proxentia was aworded with the prize "Dall'idea all'impresa", addressed to young entepreneur under 35 years old. The startup from Milan invented a revelutionary detection system that applies to the whole agri-food security sector. Interview to Matteo Marzotto about the two winners,...

Account of the awards night dedicated to the Gaetano Marzotto Prize, to award the most innovative italian startups. The agri-food sector gained huge visibility thanks to the success of Proxentia, winner of the "Premio dall'idea all'impresa". The idea of the project is to enable fast controls on wine, milk and cereals.