Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus (100, 1001, 1002) for physical activity, comprising: a frame (101); a plurality of rollers (203, 204) rotatably connected to the frame (101); a belt (200) mounted on the plurality of rollers (203, 204) and revolving to define moving belt surfaces (201, 202) comprising: an activity belt surface (201) being configured for physical activity of at least one user (301, 701) and delimited by a side of the frame (101), and a return belt surface (202) being configured for revolving the belt (200) in a never-ending loop; the return belt surface (202) is elevated with respect to the activity belt surface (201).

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus (100, 1001, 1002) for physical activity, comprising: a frame (101); a plurality of rollers (203, 204) rotatably connected to the frame (101); a belt (200) mounted on the plurality of rollers (203, 204) and revolving to define moving belt surfaces (201, 202) comprising: an activity belt surface (201) being configured for physical activity of at least one user (301, 701) and delimited by a side of the frame (101), and a return belt surface (202) being configured for revolving the belt (200) in a never-ending loop; the return belt surface (202) is elevated with respect to the activity belt surface (201).

Abstract: The present invention concerns a method and the product obtained using said method for the creation of decorative plates of glass for use in building as a covering material for walls and floors and in furnishing for kitchen surfaces, bathroom furnishings and the like; the said plates being able to resist thermal shocks and knocks or, at the least, to minimize the effects of such thermal shocks and knocks, usually making repairs possible. The method essentially provides for shattering a plate of tempered glass in equipment suitable for holding the fragments in place, refilling at least part of the cracklings with adhesive and subsequently allowing that adhesive to harden. The resulting product is characterized in that it comprises a plurality of glass fragments bonded together by means of the afore-mentioned adhesive, which at least partially fills the space existing between said fragments.

Abstract: This invention concerns a furnishing article, like interactive surfaces, to be used as coating for floors and walls or as upper parts of furniture such as tables, stools and the like, the afore mentioned furnishing article being suitable for achieving particular aesthetic results, like changing colour and/or design after simply touching the surface itself in addition to pushing the said surface more forcefully.