INCUBA2 Selects 8 Innovative Projects at UV Science Park

The 2026 call supports initiatives in health, agriculture, culture, and more, strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

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The University of Valencia Science Park has resolved the 2026 call for the INCUBA2 program, selecting eight innovative projects that will combine technology, social impact, and new business models.

The 2026 call for the INCUBA2 program, supported by the Conselleria de Industria, Turismo, Innovación y Comercio of the Generalitat Valenciana, has concluded with the selection of eight innovative business projects. These projects will benefit from a six-month period of support and connection with the scientific, technological, and entrepreneurial ecosystem of the UV Science Park.
The program aims to strengthen the role of the UV Science Park as a hub for hosting and supporting innovative initiatives, facilitating their connection with companies, university resources, and training activities. According to Pedro Carrasco, director of the University of Valencia Science Park, INCUBA2 “reinforces the Park's function as a space for hosting, supporting, and connecting innovative projects that need to validate their model, access new networks, and grow in contact with the university and business ecosystem”.
The selected candidates address diverse fields such as preventive health, artificial intelligence, social economy, collaborative logistics, smart agriculture, and cultural production. Carrasco highlights that “the diversity of the selected candidates shows that innovation is not limited to a single sector. All share the will to transform an idea into an initiative with impact”.
Among the projects are solutions for mental health prevention (Temotiva Innovación Lab), collaborative shipping (Postraveler S.L.), artificial intelligence for workplace well-being (Menta 360), smart proximity infrastructures (Phileas Fogg Impact Hub), digital behavioral prevention (Camer Conexión Hub), smart agriculture (Custom AI Solutions Lab), cultural and audiovisual production (Rosella Reig with Palanca), and the promotion of the social economy (Som Impactes / Arrel).
Over the next six months, the selected projects will advance in their development, aiming to consolidate their business model, validate their proposal, and gain growth capacity. The incorporation of these eight candidates expands the diversity of the UV Science Park's business area.
Based on information from the official source: PCUV — Parc Científic de la Universitat de València (01/10/2026)