SPICI has opened the doors of its laboratories and of the Technological Hub Fabbrica Italiana dell'Innovazione to Erasmus+ students and teachers from the Scientific High School "Filippo Silvestri" of Portici (NA), for an afternoon dedicated to AI applied to language learning and teaching.

Students from Romania, Spain and Turkey were welcomed by Luigi Amodio, Clara Amadigi and Luisa Bosco, who presented the innovation ecosystem that comes to life in Naples East.

Following that, Greta Attademo, head of the Digital Storytelling Lab, guided the students on a tour of Officina Digitale, enriched by an interactive moment that made the participants active protagonists of the experience, putting them in direct contact with the tools and ongoing projects.

The afternoon concluded in the coworking room with contributions from Giulia Speranza and Raffaele Manna, Co-founder of Dahlia s.r.l., a company that develops innovative solutions in the field of language technologies and AI, offering the students a concrete example of how an idea can turn into a high-tech business.

To close the day, a session of Q&A that made space for dialogue, curiosity and discussion.

Meetings like this represent for SPICI an authentic expression of its vocation: building bridges between innovation and education, where young people are not mere spectators, but active interlocutors in a constantly evolving ecosystem.