This financial aid will allow the creation of three technology-based companies that will join Espaitec, the Scientific and Technological Park of the Universitat Jaume I.
La Universitat Jaume I, with the support of Banco Santander, has granted aid UJI Empren OnSocial 2023 to entrepreneurial initiatives born in the university community, Adagio, Ecomani and Oryc, in order to materialize their business projects and join Espaitec, the Science and Technology Park of the UJI.
The three projects were part of the 6th edition of UJI Emprèn OnSocial - currently UJIStartup-, the institutional business creation program promoted by the Vice-Rectorate of Innovation, Transfer and Scientific Dissemination, through Espaitec and the Chair of Innovation, Creativity and Learning (INCREA).
Adagio
Adagio is a project led by Raul Soriano consisting of a Innovative software that converts speech to text accurately and efficiently. Adagio has advanced voice recognition and machine learning technology, overcoming the challenges of difficult speech, providing perfect transcription for people with speech problems.
Ecomani
Developed by Marta Senent, Ecomani is a Home help service that, before any domestic problem difficult to solve by yourself, manage and execute, the most convenient solution. With an innovative approach to managing the needs of its clients and a close, empathetic and personalized treatment, it is mainly aimed at older people who love their independence and are not willing to depend on their family members.
Oryc
Daniel Cardin has launched Oryc, whose main activity is based on the development, manufacturing and marketing of robotic claws for use in collaborative robotics environments. Its objective is to provide advanced technological solutions that improve efficiency and productivity in handling and gripping processes in collaborative environments. Thus, the prototyped robotic claw is positioned as a key tool in this area, since it allows precise and safe manipulation of objects, facilitating collaboration between humans and robots in complex tasks.
The UJIStartup program, which has the collaboration of the Ministry of Education, Universities and Employment, offers comprehensive specialized training to the UJI university community and to former students who have completed their studies in the last eight years.