El Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona added 19 new startups to the Logistics 4.0 Incubator to accelerate technological innovation, reaching a total of 79 projects focused on digitizing and making the international supply chain more sustainable.
At an event held in Barcelona, the chief executive of CZFB, Pere Navarro, and the general director, Blanca SoriguéThey welcomed the new companies joining the first high-tech incubator in España dedicated exclusively to the 4.0 industry in the logistics sector. This project has the strategic support of Fundación INCYDE Plans Cámaras de Comercio de España.
Milestones and growth metrics of the logistics ecosystem
Since its launch in July 2023, the Logistics 4.0 Incubator has proven to be a real growth environment for the foreign trade and B2B operationsWith a survival rate of 91,3%, the project already has success stories of companies with over 5 million euros in revenue and more than 60 employees.
| Key Indicator | Value / Data |
|---|---|
| Total startups incubated (cumulative) | 79 projects |
| New additions (April 2026) | 19 startups |
| Project survival rate | 91,3 % |
| Currently active startups | 44 projects |
| Billing milestone in success stories | > 5.000.000 € |
During the presentation, Pere Navarro He emphasized the strategic importance of the sector: “Logistics is about getting products and services where they need to be, when they are needed, and today it is more strategic than ever. We are living in a time when digitalization, the Artificial Intelligence and sustainability They are transforming everything."
New startups and technological solutions
The 19 new entities cover critical areas such as robotics, Big Data, the green logistics and last MilleThe selected companies are detailed below:
- Avanzza (Madrid): SaaS platform for managing heavy land transport and containers.
- BlueGreen Vision (Barcelona): Deeptech solutions for marine ecosystems in ports.
- Bluepoint AI (Lima, Perú): Implementation of results-oriented artificial intelligence.
- DGAnywhere (Barcelona): Remote validation of dangerous goods.
- Dropick (Barcelona): Agnostic Out-of-Home delivery network in local stores.
- Fluxo (Barcelona): Inventory optimization using Machine Learning.
- Go!PlannerDigitization and optimization of transport operations.
- IADrivers (Italia/Barcelona): AI-assisted specialized driver training.
- INSAION (Barcelona): Observability for autonomous robot fleets.
- Kamport (Barcelona): Last mile optimization and real-time tracking.
- Keryx (Santa Cruz de Tenerife): Authentication of physical assets using hardware and blockchain.
- Logistics WMS: AI-powered cloud-based warehouse management system.
- MAR Technologies 5.0 (Galicia): Advanced engineering in automation and sensor technology.
- Maskay Logistics (Barcelona): Digital matching between SMEs and logistics providers.
- Multidepot (Barcelona): Cowarehousing and flexible spaces platform.
- OCR-Genius: Intelligent document processing for customs.
- Onsafra (Barcelona): Operational boost for sustainable product brands.
- Orbislink (Tarragona): Circular P2P network for sharing unused logistics capacity.
- Zenitram Operations (Barcelona): Outsourcing of purchases and implementation of management software.
For its part, Blanca Sorigué He emphasized that "today's event demonstrates the maturity and appeal of the Logistics 4.0 Incubator as a real growth environment for innovative projects. The incubated startups validate, scale, and compete in the market with applicable solutions."
Boosting competitiveness and specialized talent
The incubator's main objective is to add technological value to both products and processes, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of the production sector. Among the key challenges it faces... Logistics 4.0 Incubator These include improved production efficiency, Capabilities of the initiatives and development of specialized talent to consolidate the region as a leading European logistics hub.
Key points and frequently asked questions about the Logistics 4.0 Incubator
What is the technological focus of the incubated startups?
They focus on emerging technologies such as robotics, automated warehouses, the Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, 3D printing, Artificial Intelligence, and green logistics and last-mile solutions.
What economic impact have the projects had so far?
The ecosystem has a survival rate of 91,3%, with companies that already have over 100 clients, more than 60 employees, and revenues exceeding 5 million euros.
Who is driving this high-tech initiative?
The project is led by the Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona (CZFB) with the support of the Fundación INCYDE Plans Cámaras de Comercio de España.
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