Blog

We are pleased to announce our participation in ROCCA (Operative Robotics for Quality Control, Inspection and Assisted Maintenance for Defence), a Cervera Strategic Project funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation through the CDTI, launching in 2026 with an investment of nearly €6 million and a working horizon extending to 2029.

The project, promoted by the Regional Government of Castilla y León together with the Valladolid City Council and co-financed at 75% with European Next Generation funds, will develop new connected mobility solutions to improve road safety and urban traffic flow, positioning Valladolid as an international benchmark in this field. The AIR Institute takes part in this pioneering European initiative within the framework of the Centre of Excellence in Cybersecurity applied to Connected Mobility, whose technological development will be led by Renault Group and Orange, in collaboration with Atos, Thales, GMV and AIR Institute.

Creativity, communication and technology come together in Rebeca Rodríguez Domínguez’s career.

Researchers from AIR Institute travelled to Follonica, Italy, to deploy a monitoring system that will evaluate innovative carbon farming and desalination technologies.

The new laboratory will enable the development of innovative technological solutions for sectors such as healthcare, energy, industry and logistics, strengthening knowledge transfer.