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Artificial intelligence: Lutech opens a second research centre in Naples

The company specialising in digitisation has a total of two centres and 700 employees in the capital of Campania

by Vera Viola

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Lutech, a European leader in digital technology and artificial intelligence, is expanding its presence in Naples: it has inaugurated its new ‘Public Sector AI Innovation Hub’ Research and Development Centre in Naples’ business district, which complements its existing office in the city. The new centre will primarily serve the public sector.

Since 2019, the Naples hub has seen a significant increase in recruitment, growing from an initial team of forty people to the current total of 700 across the region. Of these, as many as 250 are specialists dedicated to the activities of the Public Sector AI Transformation HUB and to technological innovation projects, working in close collaboration with the local academic community, including the University of Naples Federico II, Parthenope University and the University of Salerno.

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Naples and the new public administration hub

The cornerstone of Lutech’s work for the public sector lies in administrative simplification and the automation of services for citizens, with the aim of making them more efficient, transparent and responsive to the real needs of local communities. This vision is brought to life through an integrated initiative comprising the Matrix and Icarus projects. Matrix enables advanced decision-making models based on a comprehensive, flexible and platform-agnostic agent-based platform that guarantees the highest standards of autonomy, security and transparency through the principle of human oversight. Icarus, on the other hand, applies intelligent technologies to the document management of procurement and end-to-end administrative workflows. The integration of these two solutions within Lutech BrAIn enables up to 85% of compliance checks to be automated and reduces document processing times by 30%, whilst ensuring full digital sovereignty over the data.

“The city of Naples plays a central role in the Lutech Group’s growth strategy as a European leader in digital technology and artificial intelligence. With the new Public Sector AI Transformation HUB and the recruitment of 100 new talents during 2026, we are strengthening our innovation ecosystem. Driven by a vision that combines high computational capabilities and agent-based artificial intelligence, Lutech develops interoperable platforms and predictive models designed for the public sector and citizens, capable of streamlining administrative processes, facilitating smart transport systems and supporting medical research,” says Giuseppe Di Franco, CEO of Lutech.

The development of platforms for scientific innovation

Lutech is also committed to the application of artificial intelligence, adopting a data-driven approach to advance precision medicine and continuity of care. The national Fit4MedRob (Fit for Medical Robotics) project, funded by the Ministry of Universities and Research, uses advanced robotics to innovate models of care and motor and cognitive rehabilitation. The initiative has already launched an online platform to kick-start a major clinical trial involving over ten healthcare centres and four hundred patients throughout the entire rehabilitation process, from prevention right through to home care. In the social and healthcare sector, through the Humanet project – an interoperable digital platform connecting healthcare, the education system and social services, Lutech simplifies the process of taking charge of care and creating personalised educational pathways for children with chronic conditions and disabilities, making it easier for parents and care professionals to access ministerial protocols and drastically reducing administrative delays and burdens.

Our commitment to cutting-edge scientific research continues with the Impact and Fair initiatives. Impact aims to revolutionise the diagnosis and development of treatments for arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, a rare genetic heart condition. The project integrates artificial intelligence with clinical and multi-omic data from one of Europe’s largest registries and with advanced three-dimensional preclinical models, with the aim of improving the interpretation of genetic variants and validating innovative molecules. Developed as part of the national Future Artificial Intelligence Research programme, the FAIR project, on the other hand, focuses on designing an AI-based decision-support system for the early diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases, integrating multimodal clinical, genetic and MRI data in accordance with the principles of Human-Centred AI.

Our commitment to sustainable mobility and our partnership with MOST

Enabling infrastructure and high-performance computing form the technological foundation for the mobility and regional development solutions developed by the Lutech Group. Within the MOST National Centre for Sustainable Mobility – an initiative funded through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan – Lutech is collaborating with leading Italian companies and universities to transform expertise into smart transport systems. Through the UrbanDT4TF and DI-DT platform projects, carried out within the National Research Centre for HPC, Big Data and Quantum Computing, the company harnesses the computational power of parallel computing to enhance urban traffic management, simulate logistics flows and test predictive models for congestion and accidents.

The Lutech Group has a workforce of 6,000 professionals and a turnover of 1 billion. It is expanding and updating its range of solutions and services through strategic acquisitions and ongoing investment in people, platforms and geographical areas.

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