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The Rai Centre for Research, Technological Innovation and Experimentation (CRITS) was founded in Turin in 1930 as “Laboratorio e Officine”, then, in 1961, it became “Research Laboratory”. In 1999 it assumed the name of “Research and Technology Innovation Centre” and, from 2018, the current one. Its headquarters was located from 1960 until 2014 in Corso Eusebio Giambone 68 and, from november 2014 in Via Giovanni Carlo Cavalli 6, always in Turin.
Our mission
The CRITS is part of the Rai technological area under the responsibility of the Chief Technological Officer (CTO) with wich it collaborates in identifying and defi ning the company’s technological strategies.
It plays a central role in planning technological activities and in supporting the Company in fulfilling the Rai-Italian State service contract as regards in particular the technological research activities.
It studies new technologies and trends related to the production, coding and storage of the audio/video material, and related to the production and distribution of multi-platform multimedia content and services, to the integration with social media and to services for inclusion. It also deals with technologies and services for transmission on fixed and mobile networks, broadcast and broadband.
It collaborates in the definition of new technical standards working with agencies and bodies at national and international level; it tests, both in laboratory and on the field, the new systems and services developed.
It collaborates with and supports the Rai Engineering Departments in the development of strategic activities and applications, ensuring flexibility in the use of resources and fostering synergies and integration with other company sectors on inter-disciplinary projects.
It contributes, in turn, to the growth of the corporate technology culture, promoting training courses for technical staff, seminars and publications.