Research & Development in Mappy Italia: where innovation meets acoustics

IN-HOUSE LAB & TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT

The two driving forces behind our innovation

At Mappy Italia, we believe that the best solutions come from a perfect balance between tradition and technological innovation. This is why we continuously invest in the research and development of increasingly advanced products, building on a model that combines both new and established expertise.

The integration of different know-how and the development of new products take place within our technical and design department and our in-house laboratory—the core of the company’s research and innovation.

SHAPING SILENCE

How can our technical department support you in your soundproofing journey?

  • Feasibility study: the Mappy Italia technical department evaluates the client’s project to assess technical, economic and production feasibility. This step is essential to identify potential issues and define the best approach for product development.
  • Project development: once the action plan is defined, our team develops the project. Using, 2D, 3D and parametric software, we analyse the client’s ideas from both a technical and aesthetic perspective, creating models that allow us to visualise the project, anticipate potential issues and optimise the final product.
  • Prototyping: once the 3D model is approved, prototypes are produced using 3D printing or physical sampling to test for any potential issues and refine the product before the start of the production cycle.
  • Shop drawings: at the customer’s request and following product approval, our technical department prepares the shop drawings for submission to the consultant for final approval.
  • Installation: At the customer’s request, Mappy Italia’s technical department can oversee the project at every stage, right through to the installation of the materials, ensuring that the final result meets the highest quality standards.

Our technical team supports clients in choosing the most suitable materials to address acoustic and thermal challenges, optimising overall performance.

In collaboration with an acoustic engineer, the technical department provides acoustic estimation calculations, determining the number of panels required to achieve the desired acoustic performance.