As part of the commemoration of the College day in the Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M), HM King Felipe VI She visited the campus to participate in an institutional event where she received the UC3M Medal of Honor, the highest recognition awarded by the university.
During the day, the monarch also inaugurated the new Faculty of Health Sciences, a space designed to promote training, research and knowledge transfer in areas related to health and technology.
Inrobics, present as a spin-off of UC3M
Among the entities present at the event were Inrobics Social Robotics, a company founded as spin-off of the Carlos III University of Madrid and dedicated to the development of technology based on social robotics and artificial intelligence applied to rehabilitation and social and healthcare.
During the act, José Carlos Pulido Pascual, CEO of InrobicsHe had the opportunity to meet with King Felipe VI at a moment that symbolizes the company's journey from university research to its development as a technology company.
To InrobicsThe presence at this event also represents recognition of the work carried out in recent years together with researchers, healthcare professionals and institutions that have supported the development of new technological solutions in the field of health.
Health research driven by PERTE
The activity of Inrobics It is part of an innovation ecosystem in which collaboration between universities, companies and public programs is key to transforming research into real solutions.
In this context, the company is currently developing R&D projects supported by the CDTI within the PERTE for Cutting-Edge Health, a strategic initiative promoted to strengthen the healthcare system through technological innovation.
These projects investigate new ways to improve rehabilitation through artificial intelligence, human-robot interaction, and digital technologies, with the aim of supporting healthcare professionals and improving the therapeutic experience of patients.
An ecosystem that connects university, business and innovation
The conference held at UC3M highlighted the importance of the transfer of knowledge from the university to society, favoring the creation of technology companies capable of generating impact in areas such as health, biotechnology or artificial intelligence.
The presence of companies that have emerged from the university environment, such as InrobicsIt reflects how academic research can be transformed into applied solutions that contribute to advancing the transformation of the healthcare system.
For the company, the meeting with King Felipe VI also represents a symbolic moment to pause and look back on the journey: from initial research to the development of technology that is now part of nationally supported innovation projects.
With an eye on the future, Inrobics It continues working on new lines of research and development to further bring social robotics and artificial intelligence to the fields of health and rehabilitation. 🚀
