Both developments are part of Mobility for All, an initiative that promotes innovative solutions to address accessible mobility challenges.
Participants will receive virtual workshops, one-on-one sessions, and mentorship from experts in digital marketing and e-commerce.
Startups, companies, universities, research centers, and consortiums are invited to submit their proposals.
The project has begun functional testing in Aranjuez and is part of the Mobility for All program led by Ruta N and the Toyota Mobility Foundation.
Medellín's commitment to advancing digital talent continues to gain momentum, with results that reflect citizens' growing interest in emerging technologies.
The technology aims to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and promote more sustainable agricultural systems.
Participants will receive guidance from international experts in fund acceleration and structuring, capital raising, and portfolio development.
The call for applications for the third cohort of the Medellín Next program is aimed at legally incorporated startups in the city.
She is part of Ruta N’s Generación Tech program, which reaches 208 educational institutions across the District.
