Lorenzo Viti
Co-founder of Kernova
FEM/CAE simulation and structural analysis specialist, with a career spanning Italy and Spain.
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Lorenzo Viti is co-founder of Kernova, the Vitoria-Gasteiz engineering firm that specialises in converting hydraulic machinery to electromechanical systems. He holds a master’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Pisa and specialises in structural analysis and finite element simulation. He headed the FEA simulation department at Meta System in Italy and today combines Kernova with his role as CAE Manager at PMFACTORY in Bologna.
He was a speaker at the SIMULATION Learning Day by CIMWORKS Lutech (Madrid, November 2025) and is part of the team behind Kernova’s KRN linear actuator, which replaces the hydraulic cylinder and power units in presses and lifting machines.
Career
- NOV 2022 – PRESENTCo-founder · KernovaVitoria-Gasteiz
- SEP 2020 – PRESENTCAE Manager · PMFACTORYBologna, Italy
- DEC 2019 – OCT 2022FEA Structural Engineer · Tewer EngineeringMadrid
- MAR 2016 – DEC 2019Head of FEA Simulation Department · Meta SystemReggio nell’Emilia, Italy
- MAR 2015 – MAR 2016Mechanical/CAE Engineer · Maestrelli EngineeringFlorence
- SEP 2014 – MAR 2015Structural Engineer · CPB Studio Tecnico IngegneriaFlorence
Education
- 2014Master’s in Civil Engineering · 110/110Università di Pisa
Areas of expertise
All of Lorenzo’s articles
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How Predictive Algorithms Optimise Machinery Maintenance
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Part optimisation with iterative FEM simulations
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Renewable energy storage systems for industrial machinery
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Integrating batteries and energy storage in industrial processes
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How to use BIM to simulate construction phases
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The role of FEM analysis in reducing manufacturing costs
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Applications of FEM Analysis in Bridges and Civil Structures
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Machinery Automation for the Construction Sector
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The importance of optimising press design to reduce electricity consumption
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Interview on eitb.es
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Automation of Industrial Systems Powered by Renewable Energy
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Success stories in electrifying machinery with renewable energy