The ‘Made in Italy’ certification highlights the ongoing commitment to innovation of Lesta and the continuous improvement of its products.
The Italian manufacturer of self-learning robots Lesta has recently proudly announced that it has become the first company in its field to obtain the ‘Made in Italy’ certification, issued by the Institute for the Protection of Italian Manufacturers. The acknowledgment highlights the ongoing commitment to innovation of Lesta and the continuous improvement of its products, confirming the strength and reliability of a manufacturing process carried out entirely in Italy.
The certification can be obtained through a rigorous process that follows the parameters defined by current Italian legislation – including the completion of a certification dossier and on-site inspections to verify compliance with the requirements. So, it ensures that every stage of the production processes, from the initial development to the final assembly phase, meets the high standards set by Italian regulations.
“For us, the Made in Italy certification represents not only a source of pride, but also a real guarantee for our customers. Our goal is to provide state-of-the-art robotic solutions, while maintaining the quality, reliability and support that lie at the heart of our company philosophy,” has stated Mattia Croce, the Marketing Manager of Lesta. “We have built our strengths on Made in Italy quality and on technical service. Choosing Lesta means choosing a company that puts its customers first, with cutting-edge solutions and a technical service ready to respond to every need.”
The certification process, including the preliminary assessment and the management of the relations of the company, is overseen by Promindustria S.p.A., an organisation that ensures certified companies maintain the highest standards of quality and reliability. Furthermore, the certification project has received a co-financing from the Italian Ministry of Economic Development, demonstrating a tangible commitment to innovation and the advancement of the national technology sector.