About us

Engineers who take charge of the whole system.

Astibot was founded by a group of engineers with more than fifteen years of experience across different areas of technology. Wholly Spanish and privately owned, based in the San Cristóbal industrial estate in Valladolid.

years in business
+10
public contracts awarded
+170
funded R&D projects
11
in-house robotic platforms
+5

The company

In short.

Our mission is to give our clients access to a broad offering of high-level technology services and solutions: software development, artificial intelligence, computer vision, robotics, automation and home automation.

That combination is not accidental. It has been there since the company was founded, because the projects we care about are precisely those that do not fit into a single speciality: the ones that need someone to understand the business process, the data, the sensor and the machine at the same time.

We work with public administrations, the healthcare sector and industry. These are environments where credibility is demonstrated with certifications, with documentation, and with systems that still work years after handover.

FOUNDED
Since 2015Ingeniería Informática, Robótica y Domótica, S.L.
OWNERSHIP
Spanish and privateOur own corporate structure, with no third-party dependency.
OFFICES
ValladolidC. Plata, 65 · San Cristóbal industrial estate · 47012.
TEAM
MultidisciplinarySoftware, AI, systems, automation, robotics and user experience.
CERTIFICATION
ISO and ENSISO 9001, 14001, 20000-1 and 27001, plus the Spanish National Security Framework, medium level.

How we have grown.

Growing slowly and steadily is what keeps the technical level of the team intact. We have deliberately not grown faster than we could train.

Our growth in figures

How our team and business volume have grown.

  • Team
  • Revenue
Our growth in figuresCumulative growth in percent over 2020. By 2026, the team has grown 82% and revenue 137% against the base year.0%35%70%105%140%Take-off!2020202120222023202420252026+82%Team+137%Revenue
See detailed growth
Cumulative growth in percent over 2020. By 2026, the team has grown 82% and revenue 137% against the base year.
YearTeamRevenue
2020+0%+0%
2021+8%+12%
2022+17%+24%
2023+26%+37%
2024+36%+52%
2025+48%+72%
2026+82%+137%

Awards and press

Awards and media coverage.

ASTIBOT’s work has been recognised by leading organisations and media, especially for developing innovative robotics and artificial intelligence solutions for the wine sector and advanced automation.

Awards

  1. Most Innovative ProductCastilla y León Económica

    Recognition of ASTIBOT’s technological innovation. Source

  2. Innovative SME in Agri-foodEmprendedores magazine · Cajamar Cooperative Group

    Recognition of ASTIBOT’s innovation in the agri-food sector. Source

  3. Best innovative projectCastilla y León regional government · CLH Group

    Recognised as one of the best innovative technology initiatives of the programme. Source

  4. Most innovative project · LazarusCaja Rural Castilla-La Mancha Foundation

    Recognition of a robotics project applied to vine pruning. Source

  5. Innovation AwardBodegas Emilio Moro

    Recognition of robotic technology that automates vine pruning. Source

How we work

How we work, step by step.

Decisions, versions, validations, documentation and owners. The process should make it clear what is happening and what comes next.

  1. Understand

    Problem, users, context, technical constraints and success criteria.

    DeliverableScope and success criteria
  2. Design

    Architecture, interfaces, integration, security and rollout plan.

    DeliverableArchitecture and rollout plan
  3. Build

    Development, integration, testing, validation, deployment and documentation.

    DeliverableValidated releases and documentation
  4. Evolve

    Support, maintenance, measurement and continuous improvement.

    DeliverableRegular reports and improvements

Our clients

Public administration, companies and research centres.

Organisations that cannot afford a system to stop working on a Monday morning.

  • Diputació de BarcelonaLocal government
  • Madrid City CouncilLocal government
  • Government of the Balearic IslandsRegional government
  • Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)Scientific research
  • Extremadura Social ServicesRegional government
  • SEGIPSAState-owned sector
  • Real Madrid C. F.Sport
  • Palma City CouncilLocal government
  • Metro de GranadaPublic transport
  • John DeereAgricultural machinery
  • León City CouncilLocal government
  • Basque BiobankResearch and health
  • i2CAT FoundationTechnology centre
  • Alcalá de Henares City CouncilLocal government
  • Olmedo Town CouncilLocal government
  • Palencia City CouncilLocal government
  • Umivale ActivaSocial Security mutual
  • Autonomous City of CeutaRegional government
  • Estivella Town CouncilLocal government
  • Colmenar de Oreja Town CouncilLocal government
  • Loarre Town CouncilLocal government