Renfe, Mataró City Council and TecnoCampus recognize seven entrepreneurial initiatives within the framework of the Creatic and Antena TrenLab awards

The Night of Entrepreneurship held at the TecnoCampus, brought together more than 300 people on Thursday to attend the presentation of the Creatic and Antena TrenLab awards. During the evening, a total of six projects: three corresponding to the Creatic awards and three to the Antena TrenLab awards, which will allow its promoters to enjoy financial aid and business acceleration programs to bring their solutions to market. 

In the case of the Antena Trenlab Awards, they are now in their second edition, the result of an agreement between Renfe, Mataró City Council and TecnoCampus to promote an incubator for projects related to sustainable mobility. In the first edition, Cactus, Wipass, Drukatt and Hypervisoul were able to develop and apply in a real environment the measures they propose to improve the experience of travelers. 

In the case of Creatic, they have a long history in Mataró and this year they have reached the 23rd edition, with 43 nominations received. They are divided into several categories, with the common denominator of proposing projects based on innovation, and they have the valuable support of eight companies that act as patrons and make the financial endowment of the awards possible: ESED-Cyber ​​Security & IT Solutions (category platinum); FYR Legal, Minoryx Therapeutics, Palobiofarma and Banco Sabadell (gold category); CSV Experts (silver category); and Derecho.com and Ambisort (bronze category). It is also supported by the Diputació de Barcelona, ​​ACCIÓ and the Secretariat of Digital Policies of the Department of Business and Work of the Generalitat and the Group of Companies for New Technologies of Information and Communication of Mataró and Maresme (GENTIC) collaborates ), the Independent Association of Young Entrepreneurs of Catalonia (AIJEC), the Maresme Federation of Associations and Business Guilds (FAGEM), the Don't un impuls Association, the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, BANC and PIMEC.

The awarded projects are the following: 

• Creatic Award for the best business initiative in the field of technology and innovation. Drivi, a Software, aimed at creating value for motorists and the automotive sector through efficient maintenance management. Presented by Sergio Prado Expósito and Hugo Prado Romero. Endowment: €12.000, and direct access to an incubation space at TecnoCampus, with a 50% bonus. 
• Creatic Award for the best business initiative led by women. Placebo, smartbranding agency, designing smart brands for smart products, acting at the intersection of strategy, design and technology. Presented by Laura Canal Esteve. Endowment: €6.000 and direct access to an incubation space at TecnoCampus, with a 50% bonus. 
• Creatic Award for the best business initiative with social impactl. FindYourBra, a technological solution to help women find bras that perfectly fit their sizes, needs and preferences easily and quickly, through a platform that incorporates an AI-based algorithm. Presented by Valentina Biglia. Endowment: €6.000 and direct access to an incubation space at TecnoCampus, with a 50% bonus. 

The Creatic also recognize entrepreneurial projects of secondary school students from Mataró and the TecnoCampus university center: 

• Creatic Award for the best entrepreneurial project of FP students of the educational centers of Mataró: BI-LIFE, Sustainable and affordable interior remodeling and analysis service for traditional businesses. From the students Bernat Ponsa, Pau Andrés and Sara Clapés (Pia Santa Anna School). 
• Creatic Prize for University Entrepreneurship from the TecnoCampus: Tornado, Technological system for the prevention of usurpation in homes without electricity supply, via satellite. Presented by Pol Bassons Moreno. 

As for the Antena TrenLab awards, are structured in several challenges or categories, to which 45 projects opted this year, of which nine went to the 2nd phase of the process as finalists. The winning projects will enter a six-month acceleration program that allows them to thoroughly understand the mobility sector and its ecosystem, with the possibility of testing the solution in the territory of Mataró and the Maresme. The overall endowment of these prizes is €150.000. 

Winners by category: 

• Customer Happiness Challenge: iUrban.es has created Cicerone, an assistant connected to the GPT that can answer tourist information in 95 languages. Applying generative intelligence, to also adapt it to mobility, learning what travelers are like and what they need to accompany them at all times. Presented by Andrés Martínez Vidal 
• Challenge "Railway Station Experience": App&Town Compagnon Mass Factory Urban Accessible Mobility wants to be the Google Maps of people who need accurate information adapted to their physical or cognitive abilities, on orientation and navigation when traveling by public transport. The project will also explore its technology in indoor environments such as stations. Presented by Faustino Cuadrado Capitán.
• "Safety Rail" Challenge: Mobility Seven_Protocolo Lamarr Einsmer Business Designer is a system that connects all cities in a network to improve the sense of citizen and urban security. The railway systems connect the territories, this project wants to add to its system to improve security, especially in situations of harassment and gender violence in interterritorial transport. Presented by José Antonio Gallego Soto.

The Night of Entrepreneurship was chaired by the mayor of Mataró and president of TecnoCampus, David Bote, and by the general director of Innovation and Strategy of Renfe, Manel Villalante, who were accompanied by representatives of various organizations and companies that support the prizes awarded.

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