One company, one traceable perimeter
Luna is a ColivingLiguria S.r.l. product programme, not a separate company. It can share the organisation’s base, skills, and processes while preserving legal, accounting, and safety controls.
Luna laboratory
The Luna Laboratory is planned as ColivingLiguria S.r.l.’s integrated research and light-manufacturing infrastructure: a place for repeatable measurements, reviewed prototypes, controlled assembly, and—only after the required gates—small-series production.
Luna is a ColivingLiguria S.r.l. product programme, not a separate company. It can share the organisation’s base, skills, and processes while preserving legal, accounting, and safety controls.
Research and metrology, fabrication and assembly, and carefully screened field-test areas form one evidence chain from the bench to a possible small series.
A property within the current ColivingLiguria base will be selected only after checking availability, permitted use, systems, fire prevention, ventilation, access, and workplace safety.
ColivingLiguria × Luna
Luna belongs formally to the same S.r.l. and can draw on ColivingLiguria’s operating base without pretending that every property or system is already a qualified laboratory. The specific building will be named only after the legal, technical, and safety checks are closed.
Explore the property portfolioOne laboratory · three environments
Instrumented bench tests for lift, mass, tether loads, optics, thermal behaviour, envelope sealing, sensors, telemetry, and controlled failure modes.
Each result carries configuration, calibration, conditions, raw data, acceptance criteria, deviations, and reviewer.Additive manufacturing, membrane preparation and sealing, electronics soldering, assembly, quality control, repair, and traceable material storage.
The sequence is coupon, subsystem, confined integrated prototype, technical pre-series, then a possible controlled small series.Private areas in the ColivingLiguria property portfolio may be screened campaign by campaign, from generally level ground to more isolated locations.
Private land never makes an aerostatic test automatically lawful: airspace, obstacles, people, weather, lighting, ecology, fire, access, and emergency response remain separate gates.Additive manufacturing
The printer is planned as core laboratory equipment for coupons, jigs, mounts, housings, assembly aids, and selected prototype parts. No model is declared purchased or selected: commercial specifications must survive benchmark prints, metrology, safety review, service checks, and a current quotation.
Compact professional baseline
256 mm cube · active chamber up to 60 °C · technical materials and onboard filtration
Official product sourceLarger professional dual-nozzle option
325 × 320 × 325 mm single-nozzle volume · 350 °C nozzle · active chamber up to 65 °C
Official product sourceHigh-temperature desktop platform
260 mm cube · 90 °C chamber · 160 °C bed · 450 °C extruder
Official product sourceIndustrial candidate for demanding materials and pre-series
305 × 260 × 260 mm single nozzle · IDEX dual mode · chamber up to 100 °C
Official product sourceLayer height is not dimensional tolerance, and a translucent filament is not proof of optical transparency. Repeatability, warping, thermal performance, joints, emissions, and light behaviour will be measured on the actual process.
Inte-012 · Laboratory internship
The dedicated internship covers the complete laboratory project: requirements, spatial layout, R&D–fabrication–assembly flows, 3D-printer and equipment placement, field-test interfaces, procurement evidence, commissioning gates, and the handover of a usable operating dossier.
Outdoor validation
Generally level land can support controlled geometry and instrument access; more isolated areas may reduce third-party exposure. Neither is automatically suitable. Woodland can be excluded by slope, wildlife, night-light impact, emergency access, vegetation, or wildfire risk.
Site-specific airspace and obstacle screen
Weather envelope, segregated area, and observers
Minimum necessary height and reversible setup
Wildlife, light, fire, access, and emergency review
Stop criteria, event log, and traceable data
Public finance
ColivingLiguria has documented experience in preparing and managing public-finance dossiers. In a separate beneficiary perimeter, a FESR 1.3.3 measure recognised 60% of the admitted expenditure of an approved programme. That precedent proves operating capacity; it neither transfers the aid to ColivingLiguria S.r.l. nor guarantees Luna’s future building works, equipment, or consumables.
The official call sets a 50% ordinary rate and 60% only for priority sectors, always on eligible admitted expenditure. For Luna, a percentage will be published only after the beneficiary, call, cost item, accumulation rules, application status, and award decision are identified.
Luna
In preparation · the specific property, systems, equipment, and operating authorisations are not yet declared operational.
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