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Organization

INSTITUTO IBERMATICA DE INNOVACION SL

Spanish IT innovation lab specializing in health data platforms, industrial IoT, and cognitive manufacturing systems for European R&D consortia.

Corporate R&D centredigitalES
H2020 projects
6
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
Unique partners
162
What they do

Their core work

Instituto Ibermática de Innovación is the R&D arm of Ibermática, a major Spanish IT services group, focused on applied research in digital technologies for industry and health. They specialize in developing IoT platforms, data management solutions, and AI-driven tools that digitize industrial processes and healthcare systems. Their work spans from secure health data exchange and e-health consent management to cognitive manufacturing platforms and smart monitoring systems. They contribute technical development capacity to large European consortia as a linked third party of their parent organization.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Health data systems and e-health platformsprimary
3 projects

ASTONISH (optical imaging for health), SHiELD (secure health data exchange, privacy by design), and GATEKEEPER (smart living homes for health risks) all target healthcare digitization.

Industrial IoT and cognitive manufacturingprimary
2 projects

COGNIPLANT (IoT monitoring, big data management, process mining for production plants) and iDev40 (digitization of development processes, cyber-physical systems) address manufacturing digitization.

Privacy and consent managementsecondary
1 project

SHiELD focused specifically on privacy by design, secure storage/exchange of health data, and consent management frameworks.

Power electronics and drivetrain systemssecondary
1 project

HiPERFORM addressed wide-band-gap semiconductors and electric drivetrain test systems, indicating competence in electronics R&D.

Big data analytics and process miningemerging
2 projects

COGNIPLANT and iDev40 both required big data management and systems-of-systems integration, suggesting growing data analytics capability.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Health data security and e-health
Recent focus
Cognitive manufacturing and predictive health

Their early H2020 work (2016-2018) centered on health data security and electronics industry digitization — projects like SHiELD and iDev40 focused on privacy by design, consent management, and cyber-physical systems for manufacturing. From 2019 onward, the focus shifted toward cognitive industrial platforms (COGNIPLANT with IoT monitoring and process mining) and social-health risk interventions (GATEKEEPER). The trajectory shows a move from foundational data infrastructure toward applied AI and predictive analytics in both manufacturing and healthcare domains.

Moving from secure data infrastructure toward AI-driven decision support in both industrial and healthcare settings, making them a relevant partner for projects combining IoT, analytics, and domain-specific applications.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: third_party_expertReach: European22 countries collaborated

They participate exclusively as a linked third party — never as coordinator or direct participant — which means they contribute specialized technical work through a parent organization (Ibermática). They operate within very large consortia (162 unique partners across 22 countries), typical of ECSEL and large-scale Innovation Actions. This makes them a reliable technical contributor who integrates into complex multi-partner projects, but not an organization that drives consortium strategy or project management.

Through their 6 projects they have connected with 162 unique partners across 22 countries, reflecting the large ECSEL-style consortia they participate in. Their network is heavily pan-European with no apparent geographic concentration beyond their Spanish base.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

As the innovation lab of a major Spanish IT services company, they bridge the gap between applied research and enterprise-grade software deployment — they can take R&D outputs and integrate them into real IT infrastructure. Their dual expertise in health data systems and industrial digitization is uncommon; most organizations specialize in one domain or the other. For consortium builders, they offer hands-on software development capacity backed by a large commercial IT company, reducing the risk of results staying in the lab.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • COGNIPLANT
    Their most technically rich project, combining IoT monitoring, big data management, process mining, and reactive scheduling into a cognitive platform for European process industry.
  • SHiELD
    Directly addressed the critical challenge of health data privacy and consent management in cross-border data exchange, a topic with growing regulatory relevance under GDPR.
  • GATEKEEPER
    Large-scale demonstrator project for smart living homes targeting people at health and social risks, showing their ability to contribute to real-world deployment pilots.
Cross-sector capabilities
Health and e-health systemsManufacturing and Industry 4.0Automotive and electric mobilitySocial care and assisted living
Analysis note: All 6 projects are third-party participations with no reported EC funding, which limits visibility into their actual budget share and technical contribution scope. The profile is built from project-level keywords and descriptions rather than direct evidence of deliverables. The connection to parent company Ibermática is inferred from the organization name and third-party participation pattern.