Ambito progettuale
e tecnico

My first encounter with CNH was during my bachelor’s degree when the company supported my thesis on tractor suspension systems. Then, in 2013 – after a master’s degree and Ph.D. in sensor development and applications – I started working with the company. I began on tractor innovation projects. But before too long, I moved to focus on sensors.

Now, my job falls under the company’s wider Advanced Technology and Innovation arm. We support the engineering and development of products with a focus on automation. This involves new types of sensors, such as cameras, stereo cameras, radars, LiDARs, and advanced algorithms based on Artificial Intelligence. We also act as Technology advisors for our CNH Ventures team, assessing new companies and start-ups. And we support our Institutional Relations team as they develop standards for new technologies.

We collaborate with different functions from across the world right up to the field test stage – a core part of the process! It’s a real One Team approach.

What we do is especially important to the company. Right now, our final customers are demanding new ways to increase productivity and efficiency. We’re enabling this by introducing more and more automation and precision technologies. Our work is fundamental to the development and delivery of these new features that will unlock more benefits for farmers.

It’s an exciting time because we’re working on a core technology that’s evolving so fast. As we develop more knowledge, it will become a game-changer.

Il mio primo incontro con CNH risale al periodo della mia laurea triennale, quando l’azienda ha sponsorizzato la mia tesi sui sistemi di sospensione dei trattori. Poi, nel 2013, dopo la laurea specialistica e il dottorato di ricerca in sviluppo e applicazioni dei sensori, ho iniziato a lavorare in azienda. Ho incominciato dai progetti per l’innovazione dei trattori, ma di lì a poco sono arrivato a occuparmi di sensori.

My first encounter with CNH was during my bachelor’s degree when the company supported my thesis on tractor suspension systems. Then, in 2013 – after a master’s degree and Ph.D. in sensor development and applications – I started working with the company. I began on tractor innovation projects. But before too long, I moved to focus on sensors.

Now, my job falls under the company’s wider Advanced Technology and Innovation arm. We support the engineering and development of products with a focus on automation. This involves new types of sensors, such as cameras, stereo cameras, radars, LiDARs, and advanced algorithms based on Artificial Intelligence. We also act as Technology advisors for our CNH Ventures team, assessing new companies and start-ups. And we support our Institutional Relations team as they develop standards for new technologies.

We collaborate with different functions from across the world right up to the field test stage – a core part of the process! It’s a real One Team approach.

What we do is especially important to the company. Right now, our final customers are demanding new ways to increase productivity and efficiency. We’re enabling this by introducing more and more automation and precision technologies. Our work is fundamental to the development and delivery of these new features that will unlock more benefits for farmers.

It’s an exciting time because we’re working on a core technology that’s evolving so fast. As we develop more knowledge, it will become a game-changer.