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28-30 September 2027  Fiera di Vicenza
10-12 February 2027 Oval Lingotto Torino
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Stati Generali Misure e Prove

Stati Generali Misure e Prove

The "Stati Generali Misure e Prove" (Measurement and Testing Summit) at A&T Vicenza is a dedicated platform for companies, laboratories, accreditation bodies, institutions, and technology providers to discuss quality, metrology, and industrial testing.

 

It was established to provide the measurement, testing, and calibration sector with a structured meeting point designed to foster genuine dialogue among experts, researchers, and industry professionals. It is here that technical debate, driven by real industry needs, translates into project ideas, new development visions, and opportunities for collaboration.

Organised in collaboration with Accredia, INRiM, and T2i, the General Assembly complements the A&T exhibition area with in-depth technical sessions, thematic discussion panels, and high-level networking opportunities, aimed at:

 

 ► fostering the exchange of expertise among measurement, testing, and calibration professionals

 ► highlighting key challenges, emerging trends, and concrete industry needs

 ► strengthening dialogue between institutions, laboratories, businesses, universities, and independent professionals

 ► building lasting professional connections and collaborative networks

Discussion Panels

The operational heart of the General Assembly, the Discussion Panels are exclusive, limited-attendance sessions where institutions, laboratories, businesses, universities, and independent professionals engage in focused technical dialogue. Every participant contributes actively by proposing a topic of interest or a specific technical challenge, within a format that alternates brief individual contributions with structured group discussions led by qualified moderators.

 

► Collaboration for the Public Wellness: how Public Sector bodies leverage accreditation

► Training and skills: human capital in measurement and testing

► Metrological traceability and method robustness: ensuring measurement reliability and quality