La Nave Starts Incubating 10 Startups, Including NEURYN Robotics
Ten startups, from NEURYN Robotics to Kejumy, began La Nave's Incubation Program in Madrid. Running to March 2027, it aims to take them from idea to first customers.

Ten startups started the Incubation Program at La Nave, the innovation centre of Madrid City Council, on Monday. NEURYN Robotics, Citifly, Kejumy, Docson, Scuda, NINA, Delewo, tramov, be Galpón and FORTRIP will spend the period to March 2027 working to move from an idea to their first paying customers.
The teams were welcomed into the La Nave community at an event attended by Ángel Niño, the city's councillor for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Who the program is for
The program targets entrepreneurs and teams of one to four people who have an idea, a prototype or a first minimum viable product (MVP) and need to validate their business model. A registered company or finished product is not required. Participants work at La Nave and join ComunidadLN, the centre's exclusive internal platform, where an AI-based networking system suggests the most relevant startups, mentors, investors and institutions.
The ten projects
NEURYN Robotics builds AI robots that process e-commerce returns, sorting each item in about 30 seconds, and offers the service to retailers for a monthly fee. Citifly is a marketplace showing nearby shop offers on a real-time map, already live in several Spanish cities and an alumnus of Telefónica's Wayra. Kejumy has created an AI tutor that turns a school's own notes into exercises and study material in minutes.
Docson offers an online clinical sleep check-up, and Scuda applies AI to email management for advisory firms. NINA is a companion robot for older people. Delewo automates dealings with public administration and already offers an app for digital certificates and electronic notifications. tramov focuses on shared mobility for daily commutes, be Galpón on digitalisation and territorial intelligence for local retail, and FORTRIP on a travel guide in card-deck format for businesses.
What participants get
Training covers problem and customer validation, business model, MVP design, legal incorporation, taxation, startup grants, go-to-market strategy and investor pitching. Each project receives six individual 90-minute business mentoring sessions, plus access to specialists in product, legal, growth, financing, pricing, sales and communication. Four ecosystem meetings include Meet the Ecosystem.
The program ends with an Investors Day. Each team should leave with a validated business model, an MVP tested with real users, a strategy for first customers and a 30-60-90-day roadmap. The best-performing projects can access a Fast Lane to La Nave's Acceleration Program.
Apps worth a look
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