The Robotekin ecosystem continues to gain momentum and vitality with new additions to its network, such as Bravo Robots.
Bravo Robots traces its origins back to March 2011 and the launch of Camp Tecnológico, a pioneering initiative in Spain aimed at promoting STEAM skills from an early age. Since then, they have been privileged witnesses to how robotics and artificial intelligence have gradually become pillars of industrial competitiveness. That gap between academic training and the pace of the global technology market has led to the emergence of Bravo Robots this spring of 2026.
A project that is the result of a maturing process which began in 2012 and intensified in 2020 with the launch of the Robotics and AI Laboratory, a space designed to host advanced students and research projects that form the basis of its industrial offering.
Based in Basauri, it manages an international network. With an established presence in Bilbao, Vitoria, San Sebastián and Madrid, Bravo Robots’ operations extend further, acting as a technological bridge to the main centres of AI and robotics development in Asia, America and Europe.
Bravo Robots acts as a bridge between cutting-edge academic knowledge and the needs of the industrial sector:
• It has strategic partnerships with the University of Mondragón, Deusto University and the University of the Basque Country (EHU)
• It works in collaboration with local councils such as those of Bilbao, Gernika and Irún, and the IRIS Business Park in Navarre, as well as with Innobasque and SPRI.
• It works with equipment and represents leading global brands.
“Our integration into Robotekin is an essential strategic step. As it is the ecosystem that brings together all the players in the robotics and automation value chain in the Basque Country, it allows us to build networks and knowledge, generate real innovation and drive technology transfer,” say representatives from Bravo Robots.
Welcome Bravo Robots!!!! 💪
