The GVD projects are multiple and fit on different industries, refer to companies operating in traditional sectors (Agrifood, Furniture, Mechanics, Fashion, Eyewear, Sportsystem, Carousel production, etc.), or in innovative areas as the Sustainable Packaging, or Biomedical for digital Health, working with high-tech companies and Digital startups. Galileo‘s modus operandi in supporting companies follows a standard that consists of: At a strategic level: the company is accompanied in a process of strategy reviewing in a digital and industry 4.0 perspective, using tools such as design thinking, the lean start-up machine, the killer idea, etc. to support it in understanding its needs and identifying the correct pattern of innovative development; At a tactical level: an operational program is drawn up that originates from the strategic plan at the previous point; At the operational level: mSMEs are accompanied on the 4.0 innovation path identified in the strategic plan. The IoT Cube was set up at the Start Cube Incubator, with a permanent corner for experiential training, which gives the opportunity to design products concretely able to communicate with each other within the Industry 4.0 paradigm. At the headquarters of Scuola Italiana Design, Galileo has the availability of some demonstration spaces on the subjects of additive printing and digital prototyping, for the orientation, and accompaniment towards these technologies, as for example “digital gym” equipped with 3D printers where it is possible to “touch” the potential of these systems, testing their effectiveness; or equipped with 60 workstations with state-of-the-art hardware and software, through which students can comprehend the usefulness of digital tools. The aim of creating these spaces is to provide companies with a practical example on the issues linked to the Industry 4.0 paradigms, seen as a fundamental element for relaunching competitiveness, not only approaching and informing potential users of these technologies, but also showing them use