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Network of Technological Centres of the Region
The Technological Centres are private and non-profit organizations that promote innovation and technological development in regional companies through the transfer of knowledge from the scientific to the productive environment in close interaction.
The Instituto de Fomento coordinates and collaborates in the financing of all of them.
Network of Technological Centres of the Region
The Technological Centres are private and non-profit organizations that promote innovation and technological development in regional companies through the transfer of knowledge from the scientific to the productive environment in close interaction.
The Instituto de Fomento coordinates and collaborates in the financing of all of them.
The Naval and Sea Technology Centre (CTN) is made up of companies from the maritime and naval sector together with the Instituto de Fomento de la Region de Murcia.
The CTN seeks to improve the competitiveness of the maritime-naval sector through the generation of technological knowledge and its application for the development and strengthening of companies in the sector in the field of technology and innovation. For this, the CTN has a multidisciplinary team of professionals that covers everything from naval and industrial engineering to biology, aquaculture, data science and artificial intelligence.
It has facilities of more than 2,200 sqm, equipped with laboratories, machinery repair areas and rooms for conducting courses, events and technological conferences. The CTN has developed technological solutions and several national and international R&D&I projects.
The National Technological Centre for Canning (CTNC) is a private non-profit association that, through research and innovation, aims to boost the competitiveness of companies in the Agri-food Sector.
The CTNC its origin is in the Research Association of the Canned Vegetable Industry (AICV), founded in 1962. In 1997, its name changed to the Business Research Association of the National Technological Centre for Conservation and Food (CTNC).
The Technological Centre for Marble, Stone and Materials (CTM) develops research projects and technological services of great added value for the Natural Stone Sector, the Extractive Industry, Construction, Crafts and the like. In addition, it offers training, comprehensive technological diffusion and technical advice to companies.
Originally created with a local and regional dimension, since 2001 the CTM has been operating nationally after its registration in the Registry Book of the Interministerial Commission for Science and Technology (CICYT) as a Centre for Innovation and Technology (CIT), with number 67. In turn, also in 2001, the Centre's OTRI (Research Results Transmission Office) was registered with number 164 in the Registry Book established for this purpose.
The Technological Centre for Furniture and Wood of the Region of Murcia (CETEM) is a private non-profit association located in the municipality of Yecla that was promoted in 1994 by the Instituto de Fomento de la Región de Murcia (INFO), the Regional Association of Entrepreneurs of the Wood (AREMA), the Technological Institute of Furniture (AIDIMA), the Yecla City Council, the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, the Ministry of Industry and Energy, and the European Community, with the aim of promoting and encouraging the development and continuous improvement of companies in the wood, furniture and related sectors .
The CETEM carries research and development activities, as well as technological and innovative services and projects for companies in the sector and is registered in the register of Innovation and Technology Centres (CIT) with number 83 and has a Transfer Office of Research Results (OTRI) with the number 165.
The Technological Centre for Construction Region of Murcia (CTCON) is a non-profit private business association created in 2003 whose main objective is the development of any activity aimed at advancing technology, quality, competitiveness and expansion of the construction sector and related industries.
The CTCON develops R&D projects and provides Advanced Technological Services, Specialized Training services and Technological Diffusion and Surveillance services to companies in the sector.
Since 2022, CTCON has been registered in the National Registry of Technology Centres as a Support Centre for Technological Innovation (Registration No. 23).
The Metal Technology Centre (CTMETAL) develops projects and activities aimed at improving competitiveness in the field of industrial innovation. It has a materials laboratory with the state of art equipment and specialized personnel for carrying out, among others, all kinds of certifications, CE marking and periodic verification of products for companies in the sector. In addition, it has up-to-date knowledge of the regulations, so that it can advise on adaptation to the new requirements.
CTMETAL is registered as CENTRE FOR INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY, in the Interministerial Commission of Science and Technology, CICYT, on June 28, 2002 with number 66, it belongs to the Network of Technological Institutes of the Community of Murcia (CECOTEC-INFO) , as well as the Federation of Innovation and Technology Centres of the Region of Murcia (CITEM).
The Technological Centre for Footwear and Plastics (CETEC) has more than 25 years of experience in the footwear and plastics sector.
CETEC promotes innovation and technology transfer to the industry in the sector. To this end, it offers technological services and R&D&I solutions.
The Technological Centre for Information and Communication Technologies of the Region of Murcia, CENTIC, is a non-profit Business Association, specialized in seeking technological improvement and competing with companies in the ICT sector through the development of R&D&I in projects, training, technological advice, regulations, etc.
CETENMA is a non-profit Business Association, created in the year 2000 with the purpose of supporting research and technological innovation to companies and thereby contributing to improving their competitiveness.
In order to do this, they work on the optimization of processes and products from a circular economy concept through water technologies, waste recovery, energy efficiency and renewable energy.