Innovation Sky

Orbital 40 promotes the economical and social development of Terrassa - Barcelona and the improvement of its business competitiveness, by means of the creation of new spaces in an optimal environment  for the development of R&D activities and knowledge and technology transfer to innovative industries.

WAINOVA coordinates 28 associations of science / technology parks and innovation-based incubators all over the world. Its mission is to contribute to the world's economic and social development by promoting innovation, technology transfer and the establishment of innovation-based companies.

APTE has its headquarters in the Andalucía Technology Park. The APTE currently has 78 members distributed in 17 different autonomous regions, of which 32 are operative and the remainder are projects for science and technology parks expected to be operative within the next few years.

The Basque Country Technology Park Network is comprised of the Alava, Bizkaia and San Sebastián Technology Parks and the Garaia Innovation Pole, four strategically distributed infrastructures in the three territories that make up the Basque autonomous region, and where Companies, Technology Centres, University Research Units and Research Centres with a high technological component are based.

The Network of Science and Technology Parks of Catalonia (XPCAT) holds big spaces of production, transfer, diffusion and use of knowledge.

Under the name of Madrid Network, the ‘Instituto Madrileño de Desarrollo' (IMADE) has grouped together a network of six science and technology parks, with a network of twelve clusters in strategic economic sectors (logistics, aerospace, health, communitacion, automation, renewable energies, security, ICT, tourism, finance, biotechnology, audiovisual).

IASP is the global network of Science and Technology Parks (STPs), and connects professionals from existing and developing parks, innovation-based business incubators, R&D institutions, universities, and experts in economic development and technology and knowledge transfer from across the globe.

Media Haka is a Tactical Media Company focused on the analysis of complex systems and digital media.

Innovation Park La Salle is an innovative ecosystem where university research groups, innovation departments, new firms and other firms are integrated to generate maximum synergies among them. 

Deriva Cat, the enigmatic reporter built in the software code, will debut in the Media Haka’s performative conference, during the festival B/Art (r)evoluciones. The conference "Realidad alternativa en procesos de participación" will take place on May 5 h 18:00 at the Arts Santa Monica, the arts and technology center of Barcelona.

Neil Harbisson (27 July 1982) is a British-Catalan cyborg artist, musician and performer best known for his self-extended ability to hear colors. 

ARlab is the first Spanish company owner of Augmented Reality technology with projection and product portfolio based on Augmented Reality, geolocalization, image and movement recognition, which makes it the first Think Tank of this technology in Spain. Science, technology, research and business with a high component of technological innovation.

The UAB Research Park is a private not-for-profit foundation, established in 2007 as a basic tool for three leading research bodies: the UAB, the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and the Institute for Agricultural and Food Research ad Technology (IRTA) to promote and improve the transfer of knowledge and technology between the University and business.

The Almería Science and Technology Park (PITA) is born of a prime objective to become a driving force behind the economic growth of the Almería province and its primary sectors, a mission which is based on the promotion of knowledge transfer and the consequent implementation of new technologies that facilitate continued growth. Its focuses primarily on the development of the agricultural sector and other activities related to food technologies, the environment and renewable energies.