The new Tracking-Lab will provide tools for Spontaneous Generation Groups (GGE) to transform their ideas into technological demonstrators. This will enhance their capacity to participate in national and international competitions, develop high-impact final degree and master's projects, generate patents, create technology-based companies, and collaborate on applied research projects with the province's business community.
The investment will not only cover the acquisition of equipment but also the creation of a permanent innovation space. Here, future engineers who will lead the digital transformation in strategic sectors such as industry, logistics, smart mobility, security, energy, precision agriculture, or fire protection will be trained.
Through this initiative, the Tracking-Lab will contribute to consolidating a provincial innovation ecosystem capable of attracting talent, generating highly qualified employment, and positioning Alicante as a leader in robotics, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and advanced mobility.
