Co-creare futuri sostenibili – Il MUSAE Factory model per un’innovazione con arte e tecnologia orientata agli SDG
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collaborazione arte-tecnologica, innovazione anticipatoria, sviluppo sostenibile, industria 5.0, design orientato all’esplorazione dei futuri e guidato dall’arteAbstract
L’innovazione è centrale per l’avanzamento degli Obiettivi di Sviluppo Sostenibile e delle Agende europee, ma i modelli attuali faticano a confrontarsi con la complessità sistemica, i compromessi e le transizioni di lungo periodo. Il presente contributo illustra il progetto MUSAE e il suo Factory Model a codice aperto, un quadro operativo guidato dall’arte e orientato al futuro, coerente con il paradigma dell’Industria 5.0. Al suo centro si colloca il metodo Design Futures Art-driven (DFA), che integra analisi delle tendenze, visione, ideazione e prototipazione, combinando sperimentazione artistica, design, sviluppo tecnologico e co-creazione con l’intelligenza artificiale. Testato in residenze caratterizzate dalla presenza di arte e tecnologia nel contesto del ‘cibo come medicina’, MUSAE dimostra come visioni condivise del futuro possano generare prototipi fino al TRL5 e favorire sinergie sistemiche. Il modello interpreta l’SDG 9 come abilitatore di un’innovazione integrata, centrata sull’uomo e sul pianeta, in condizioni di incertezza.
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Ricevuto: 10/03/2026; Revisionato: 24/04/2026; Accettato: 29/04/2026
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