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.

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. 

Espaitec, (Science Park, Tecnològic i Business at the Universitat Jaume I, SL) was incorporated as a company in 2005, promoted by the University (UJI) and Confederation of Employers of Castellon  (CEC). Emerges as an initiative based on the intense connection of the Universitat Jaume I in the industrial fabric and the growing demand for support services for enterprise development.

The University of Valencia Science Park (PCUV) is an initiative to link university research and its scientific potential with the production system, promoting innovation as well as the creation and consolidation of technology-based companies.

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 Parc Tecnològic del Vallès is in the district of El Vallès, -hence its name- and is "the ideal place for industrial and technological development, thanks to its privileged situation and the excellent communications".

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.

TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme is a science and innovation park in the town of Mataró, in the comarca (district) of El Maresme (Catalonia, Spain). It is promoted and managed by Fundació TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme having originally been set up and developed by Mataró Town Council. The park’s governing bodies now include the main political, economic and social institutions of El Maresme.

The Cartuja Scientific and Technological Park is an area of excellence, available to the Andalusian Knowledge System, which allows the development and synergy of a group of science and technology companies, organizations and entities, which, through the implementation of R+D+I activities, promote the development, competitiveness and economic, cultural and social progress of the environment.

The project of Albacete Science and Technology Park in Albacete emerged at the end of the year 2001 when the Foundation Albacete of Science and Technology Park was created, sponsored by the Regional Council, the Regional University, the Town Hall and the Albacete Provincial Council. This enterprise has got a high regional character, and has been strongly fostered by the Regional Council of Castilla-La Mancha through the Regional Committee of Science and Technology.

The Bizkaia Technology Park was established in 1985 in Zamudio, by promoting the institutions of the Basque Country, with a mission to promote the diversification of industry, and the transfer and dissemination of technology and innovation.Today the park covers the towns of Zamudio and Derio. In addition, the Technology Park of Bizkaia has addressed its extension to the proposed campus on the Left Bank, in the municipalities of Abanto and Ortuella, and the proposed Science Park at the UPV / EHU Leioa.

The Science and Technology Park of Extremadura (PCTEx) arises with the primary target to stimulate the Research Results Transfer from the Regional System of Science and Technology to the enterprise sector.

Navarra began its activity in the world of Science and Technology Parks in the year 2000, with the creation of the Ciudad de Innovación, conceived through the First Technological Plan (2000-2003) in which the Government of Navarra defined an area whose mission was to become an industrial policy tool aimed at fostering the socio-economic development of Navarra.

The Alava Technology Park is a reference environment regarding Research, Development and Innovation in the Basque Country, with a high flow of innovating companies devoting more than 10% of their investment to R&D&I, as well as an outstanding scientific-technological community integrated by researchers of Technology Centres, corporate R&D Units and R&D&I coordination agents.

The Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía in Malaga is a top quality area in which to set up innovative SMEs and large companies that are respectful of the environment and are devoted to manufacturing, advanced services and R&D. It is located in privileged natural surroundings, equipped with top quality infrastructures and advanced services, in which an optimum balance between large multinationals, university institutions and small and innovative enterprises has been reached.