Innovation Brunchs
Meetings that show the most disruptive technologies and how they influences in the business and society. They are dedicated to innovation lines in specific fields that allow knowing the tendencies that are configured in that area, as well as the experts of the sector.
The Brunchs are aimed at small and medium companies that want to innovate with the research institutions of the territory.
THE FUTURE OF SMART FABRICS
The smart fabrics of the future are developed with new materials and with innovative technologies, but also with a key to environmental efficiency.
Smart Rural
We call Smart Rural the initiatives to articulate circular green economies of a local nature that seek to boost competitiveness in the rural world, providing multiple benefits of economic, social, environmental and territorial balance.
Cybersecurity
In the Cloud age, connected devices and massive data generation, digital criminals can exploit organizations' vulnerabilities to manipulate computer infrastructure and steal data, with detrimental economic and reputational effects.
Smart sports
This brunch provided the trends in the sports industry, such as wearable devices, intelligent sports clothing and biometric data management.
Biopharmaceutical production
Pharmaceutical companies and research staff discussed innovations in the biopharmaceutical field.
Gamification and heritage
Discussion of innovations in the development of simulations, games, collaborative applications, mobile devices and museum solutions.
Circular water
Discussion on innovative circular economy practices applied to the water sector.
Microbial Resistance
A collaborative project was presented between the companies ABAC Therapeutics, Draconis Pharma and Isoquimenera for the in vivo evaluation of new molecules with antibacterial activity.
Smart Food
Presentation of the success story of the CIEN SMARTFOODS collaborative project between Laboratorios Ordesa and the Eurecat technology center.
Big Data in the social healthcare sector
This Brunch discussed the challenges and difficulties of carrying out advanced analytical innovation projects in the healthcare system.
Product innovation in cosmetics
In this session, the case of transfer between the Alba Synchrotron and the company Bicosome, spin-off of a CSIC research group, was presented.
Neuromarketing for the retail sector
Experiences, lines of innovation and disruptive neuromarketing technologies applied to commerce, especially to improve the customer experience.
Digitalisation and exploitation of data in the public sector
The transfer case was presented between the City Council of Sant Feliu, the Computer Vision Center (CVC) and the Center for Demographic Studies (CED) regarding the recovery and dissemination of historical records, as well as examples of innovative practices by municipalities, companies, technology centers, research groups, and entities that work in this field.
New packaging solutions for fresh foods
During the session, IRTA and Carburos Metálicos presented their project collaboration for the development of a food container with a gas atmosphere. Moreover, the assistants could listen examples of innovative practices in intelligent packaging from the hand of companies, technology centers, research groups, consortiums and entities working in this field.
Smart waste management: industrial symbiosis
The collaboration between the company Distiller S.A. and the BIO-GLS Technology Center on waste treatment and biogas production. Furthermore, examples of innovation were also provided by companies, public consortiums, technology centers, entities and other research groups.
Solutions for smart mobility
In this session was presented the transfer case between SEAT and the Computer Vision Center to develop mobility solutions. Moreover, the assistants could discuss examples and experiences of new technologies that are taking place in sustainable mobility.
Sensors in healthcare
The case of Devicare, developer of innovative solutions for diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and monitoring of chronic diseases, and its collaboration with the Group of Chemical Transducers (GTQ) of the IMB-CNM (CSIC), which develops new biochemical transducers based on different materials and interaction methods.