Students and teachers from the center have created a digital twin that connects to a car, allowing for a comprehensive real-time vehicle assessment. This tool identifies damage, calculates costs, and estimates the approximate time for improvement.
The initiative is part of the EmprendeTech FP program, funded by the General Directorate of Innovation of the Ministry of Industry, Tourism, Innovation and Commerce. It is promoted by the European Business and Innovation Centers (CEEI) of the Valencian Community, including those in Valencia, Elche, Alcoy, and Castellón.
In addition to the Novelda project, InnovaSport 360 from IES Joan Coromines and Entoagro from IES Alto Palancia have also been recognized. The main objective of the Emprendetech FP program is to promote training in innovative technologies for both teachers and students in Valencian vocational training centers.
“"Vocational training is a strategic space to foster entrepreneurial vocations and innovative solutions from the classrooms."
In this edition, over 500 students, 115 certified teachers, and 54 mentored projects participated. The presentation of the 15 best projects developed by vocational training students from the three provinces took place at the Marina de Valencia Base.
The regional secretary for Innovation highlighted the enormous potential existing in Vocational Training centers, where the involvement of teachers and students has been crucial for developing innovative solutions based on knowledge and comprehensive training. He added the Consell's commitment to continue supporting initiatives that connect education with innovation and bring entrepreneurship to all corners of the Valencian Community.
