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16/09/2026 MUTEC

7 Questions to… RGI Biosteryl Tech

We continue our series “7 Questions with…”. This time, we put our questions to Luca Altea from RGI Biosteryl Tech. Since 1994, RGI has been an engineering company specializing in consulting, services and the development of certified machinery for the preservation of cultural heritage. At MUTEC 2026, the company from Genova, Italy will be presenting the VELOXY® System, which enables anoxic disinfestation of organic materials.

1. What makes an exhibition memorable?

The knowledge shared through conversations and the feeling of making one discovery after another.

2. Which product or service will you be presenting at MUTEC?

The VELOXY® System, the world’s first anoxic disinfestation system designed for cultural heritage.

3. Which exhibition or museum has truly moved you?

The Hermitage Museum for its grandeur and refinement, and the Vatican Museums for their beauty and attention to detail.

4. AI – tool or risk?

A tool.

5. Why?

Used diligently and responsibly, AI is a valuable ally for improving the efficiency of working processes.

6. What has been your most challenging project?

The anoxic treatment at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), due to fragile objects and strict operational requirements.

7. Why MUTEC?

To exchange international knowledge on technological innovation applied to cultural heritage conservation.

VELOXY® System in operation - RGI Biosteryl Tech
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