On October 5, 6 and 7, a new edition of the South Summit technology fair took place in Madrid, the star meeting point for innovation and entrepreneurship, held at La Nave in Madrid.
This edition has been the meeting point to connect startups, investors and corporations in order to exchange experiences, present projects and generate new business opportunities, all under the slogan “Shape the future”, as an invitation to all participants to join the green transformation.
It is in this context, from Globalvia we have wanted to present Openvia, our technological and innovation platform, which was born in 2020 in order to channeled all the innovation projects that we had been carrying out in the Group. A perfect occasion for the whole team as it is the first event of this level in which we have made known the origins, our vision of mobility and the future towards which we are moving, as well as all the services we are working on.
Among these, the attendees who have come to our stand have been able to know about our first steps in the world of Urban Air Mobility, from infrastructures such as OMA, OTM and OTS, of digital solutions for our users, such as the Tap&Go or Slora project, and solutions aimed at the managers themselves, among others.
Two of our Openvia colleagues, Ángela Montánchez and Isidoro Toledano at the stand
Three intense and interesting days where representatives of numerous companies and startups have had the opportunity to share and discuss current and future trends in entrepreneurship and innovation, as well as present their projects in different panels, pitchs and meetings. || HERE the complete program.
Two of our colleagues from Openvia, Pablo Fernández Vivanco and Isidoro Toledano at the stand
Thus Fernando Vallejo, Head of Innovation and Systems of Globalvia and Managing Director of Openvia, spoke about the future of Urban Air Mobility in the panel “How Innovation and Technology can drive and reinvent Mobility”, shared with representatives of Iberia, Indra, Renfe and Acciona.
Fernando Vallejo during his participation in the mobility panel
On the other hand, Pablo Fernández Vivanco, Openvia Innovation Manager, explained our vision of the open innovation ecosystem and presented the specific case of Openvia’s collaboration with the Israeli startup Valerann, materialized in our joint project OMA Lanternn.