Pediatric
Innovation
Hub
Welcome to i4KIDS, the Pediatric Innovation Hub coordinated by Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona Children’s Hospital, which aims to generate a positive social impact and offer solutions adapted to the paediatric population.


This project has been funded by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). Exp. No. 2021 XARDI 00006

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Do you have an innovative project or idea? Do not think twice and send it to us! Get in touch with us and we will guide you step by step.
Find out all the projects we are supporting
i4KIDS SERVICES
We offer technical support, analysis and advice to all those innovative projects that can generate an impact and social change in the field of pediatrics and maternity
Expert advice
Viability analysis
Financing
Developing
Clinical investigations
Viability analysis
Financing
Developing
Clinical investigations
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FUNNY FRIENDS
Interactive game to perform respiratory rehabilitation exercises at home
Enrique del Campo
Active

Orthopedics / Rehabilitation
6MWT+
Six Minute Walk Test Plus (6MWT +) integrates biomechanical sensors into standard exercise
Julita Medina & Arnau Valls
Active

Organizational Innovation
SELTO
Long-lasting central venous access shield
Jordi Torralba & Montserrat Selvas
News & Agenda

The CDTI and the European Investment Fund have announced a joint investment of €30 million in Montana Children’s Health, the first European fund specialising in innovation in children’s health. The initiative, driven from the outset with the active participation of i4KIDS, seeks to transform deep‑tech research into clinical and technological solutions that improve the lives of children across Europe.

The eleven R&D&I networks of Catalonia gathered for a day focused on strengthening collaboration and knowledge transfer. i4KIDS played an active role in the event, sharing its experience in paediatric innovation and contributing to the identification of new opportunities to generate social impact through research.

The 6th i4KIDS Paediatric Innovation Day brought together more than 400 participants in Barcelona on World Children’s Day, reaffirming its role as a leading international forum for innovation in fetal, paediatric and maternal health. The event featured keynotes, expert discussions, research highlights and a dynamic pitch competition showcasing solutions designed to improve children’s health and wellbeing.
































