GAIN’s Director Visits Gradiant to Learn About Advances in AI-Powered Healthcare Solutions

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27/02/2025

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The ACE project, developed by Gradiant and Fundación Biomédica Galicia Sur, aims to improve chronic wound care using AI

Supported by the Ignicia program, this initiative seeks to enhance clinical decision-making and reduce healthcare costs

The director of Axencia Galega de Innovación (GAIN), Carmen Cotelo, visited Gradiant today to gain first-hand insight into the progress of the ACE (Advanced Cutaneous Evaluator) project. This AI-driven solution aims to enhance the treatment of chronic wounds. Developed in collaboration with the Fundación Biomédica Galicia Sur and supported by the Ignicia program of the Xunta de Galicia, the project seeks to optimize clinical decision-making, reduce costs, and improve therapeutic outcomes for patients.

During her visit, Cotelo emphasized the importance of technology transfer as a key factor in bringing research results to the market and improving people’s quality of life. In this regard, the ACE project represents a significant advancement in the application of artificial intelligence to healthcare, addressing a major medical and economic challenge. Its potential has already been recognized at the XI Bioga Awards, highlighting its contribution to the digital health sector.

Commitment to Innovation and Technology Transfer

At Gradiant, our participation in the Ignicia program has already helped us drive four innovative projects, fostering the creation of deep-tech spin-offs in Galicia. In addition to ACE, we are currently incubating ItDP, a solution for digitalizing document processes. In the past, we successfully launched Sense Aeronautics, which specializes in AI-powered drone operations, and Alice Biometrics, a leading solution for automated identity verification.

With over 250 professionals and a spin-off ecosystem that has created more than 50 high-skilled jobs, Gradiant remains committed to transforming knowledge into technological solutions with real-world impact.

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ACE: Project co-funded by the Xunta de Galicia under the Resolution of the Galician Innovation Agency dated January 17, 2023 (Programa IGNICIA Proba de Concepto)