In many sectors, innovation depends on a continuous search for novelty. This requires collaborative efforts between individuals and the interaction of individual and collective creativity. In this sense, innovation represents an “organized and organizational activity” that involves collective and collaborative forms.

It is estimated that industrial robotics devices have increased by about 16% annually since 2010, with 60% of industries expected to employ them by 2025. Today, robotics applications range from rehabilitation to precision agriculture, from assisting vulnerable individuals to handling delicate items.

Compared to 30 years ago, road safety has improved due to mandatory seatbelt use and technological advancements in vehicles, leading to a reduction in accidents. Autonomous vehicles powered by artificial intelligence could reduce accidents from 20 per hour to fewer than 2 per day across Europe, saving millions of lives each year.