Research
Continuous innovation
CDR has traditionally always placed a strong emphasis on R&D activities by investing a very high percentage of its profits in this field.
The company's policy is in fact specifically targeted to supporting the development of new products and systems, and to maintaining a strong innovative role in order to be able to meet the needs of rapidly evolving markets.
Research as development strategy
The medium and long term development strategy of CDR is based on applied research viewed as a means to identify new technologies and methods. The results of these research activities are then applied both to the fields in which the company has been traditionally active - like telematics, medical diagnostics and food diagnostics – and used to identify new potential fields of application.
Technological transfer
The main tool used by CDR to support its research activities consists in the transfer and implementation of technologies belonging to different fields of application. The know-how developed over the years in the fields of micro-mechanics, electronics, embedded software, biochemistry and photometry is suitably combined to develop innovative solutions that would not be possible with traditional methods and technologies.
