Case studies
from real deployments

Concrete builds: what shipped, what problem it solved, and what changed operationally, without vanity metrics.

Case Study 1

Project Vending s.r.l

Touch-screen vending + EV charging software shipped for real-world infrastructure.

Live
Deployed systems
Vending + EV
Product surfaces
EU
Project context
The Challenge

An EU-funded initiative needed dependable software for next-generation touchscreen vending and EV charging stations, systems that must live outdoors, run unattended, and stay maintainable after deployment.

What we built

Built device-side and supporting software for operational use across sites, with practical release discipline for hardware-backed products.

The Results

Deployed systems in live environments with software matched to hardware and field operations.

"They understood field constraints early, fewer surprises once hardware hit production."
Paolo Fadel, CEO
Case Study 2

H-Farm

Campus mobile app adopted for real daily operations with sustained usage across roles.

Daily
Usage pattern
Multi-role
Parents & staff
Mobile
Primary surface
The Challenge

A campus ecosystem needed a mobile experience students, parents, and staff would use every day: fast tasks, clear roles, and dependable notifications.

What we built

Delivered mobile software tuned for daily usage patterns, role-relevant views, and dependable notifications.

The Results

High-frequency usage across roles with fewer manual coordination loops.

"Parents and staff finally had one place that matched how the campus actually worked."
Alberto Aldrigo, IT Manager
Case Study 3

Rostirolla

Production planning software aligned robots, technical office, and shop-floor reality.

Robots
Integrated cells
Internal
Planning tool
Factory
Operational fit
The Challenge

Production planning needed to reflect shop-floor reality: robots, technical-office scheduling constraints, and shifting priorities.

What we built

Built internal production-planning tooling integrated with factory robotics and technical-office workflows.

The Results

Fewer mismatches between planning and production; clearer ownership of schedule changes.

"We stopped treating planning like a spreadsheet exercise, it matched what production could actually run."
Pierluigi Rostirolla, Co-Owner
Case Study 4

Digital Exhibition Group

Event websites tightened positioning and improved inquiry quality for immersive programs.

VR events
Experiential focus
Lead gen
Primary goal
Web
Delivery surface
The Challenge

VR-forward events needed a modern digital presence that turns interest into qualified conversations: clear story, credible proof, and simple inquiry routes.

What we built

Built websites optimized for experiential events: credible storytelling, faster iteration, and cleaner routes to contact.

The Results

Improved conversion posture for VR event programs through clearer digital journeys.

"The site finally matched how we sell immersive experiences, with structure we could evolve each season."
Dario R.
Case Study 5

Additional experience

Hands-on delivery across startups, finance, insurance, operations, and automation.

Multi
Industry contexts
Ops-first
Delivery bias
Senior
Technical depth
The Challenge

Beyond flagship builds, Magna Products routinely ships operational software where correctness, speed, and maintainability drive the brief.

What we built

Delivered work spanning startups, banking groups, insurance organizations, operational business software, and automation-related systems, always scoped to what teams can run day-to-day.

The Results

Breadth of delivery experience across regulated and operational environments.

"They communicate like engineers who have shipped before: specifics, trade-offs, and follow-through."
Technical sponsor

What strong deliveries
have in common

Three things we optimize for on every build:

1. Operational clarity beats vague ambition
If we cannot describe the workflow, constraints, and failure modes, the software will drift. We start from how work actually happens.
2. Incremental releases reduce risk
Small usable slices beat “big bang” launches, especially for hardware-adjacent systems and integrations.
3. Maintainability is part of the product
Delivery includes ownership thinking: observability, sensible boundaries, and handoffs your team can live with after go-live.

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next build

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