CEEI Valencia launches Startech Innovation with ten early-stage Valencian tech start-ups

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Ten Valencian start-ups have begun Startech Innovation, a three-month programme run by CEEI Valencia that helps young tech companies move their projects forward by adopting enabling technologies. It is an initiative of the Generalitat Valenciana's Directorate General for Innovation, sits under Horizonte Tech, and is coordinated by the CEEI network of Valencia, Castellón and Elche. What each company gets is time: up to 30 hours of specialist mentoring.

The ten are Emernova (drones and AI watching over crops), Muvatech Ingeniería (drone inspections of solar installations), Quotes AI (automated quotes for industrial manufacturers, worked out from plans and 3D files), Data Origin (finding sales leads at trade fairs), Educavet Formación Veterinaria (online microcourses for vets), Singular Spark (invoicing for freelancers and small firms), AIMA Biotech (microbiome analysis using genetic sequencing and AI), SAUCO Technologies (AI agents for business processes), NICHE Biosciences (probiotic and postbiotic ingredients) and Todo lo que Aptc (a travel booking app built around short videos).

Each starts with a review of its business model and strategy, then draws up a technology roadmap with specialists, complete with milestones and indicators. The programme runs until December, when the companies present their results and next steps to investors. The kick-off also included a session on communication with journalist Maribel Vilaplana, which seems a reasonable thing to teach people whose course ends in a pitch.