The Unicaja Foundation's company supports the Granada-based startup Neuromindset, which applies neuroscience and artificial intelligence to train attention and emotional regulation in children. The agreement includes funding to expand its educational programs.
Fundalogy, a company of the Unicaja Foundation dedicated to promoting entrepreneurial projects with social impact, has announced an investment in Neuromindset, an Andalusian edTech startup that develops neuroscience-based programs to improve attention, emotional self-regulation, and executive functions in children of all educational stages.
The agreement was signed by Fundalogy's general director, Javier de Pro, and Neuromindset's CEO, Joan Paul Pozuelos. With this operation, Fundalogy becomes part of the financial boost for the company's growth, which combines scientific research with educational practice.
Neuromindset offers tools for both teachers and clinics, with scientifically validated activities and assessments powered by artificial intelligence. Its goal is to bring brain science to classrooms, clinics, and families without the need for expensive technology, promoting inclusion and reducing educational gaps.
“Our system trains attention, self-regulation, and socio-emotional skills from childhood,” explains Pozuelos. “We combine education and mental health to promote a more conscious, balanced, and resilient society, where well-being is learned like any other skill.”
Fundalogy thus reinforces its commitment to projects with a strong technological base, measurable social impact, and the capacity to transform society, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda. The investment will allow Neuromindset to scale its programs and reach more educational institutions and professionals.
The startup, born at the University of Granada, is already collaborating with several educational centers in Andalusia. Its proposal stands out for not requiring expensive devices, making it easier to implement in resource-limited environments.
For interested teachers, Neuromindset offers training programs in neuroeducational strategies, as well as tools to assess and train their students' executive functions. Families can also access resources to apply at home.
The edTech sector in Spain has experienced sustained growth in recent years, and the focus on neuroscience applied to education is one of the most promising trends. With this support, Neuromindset expects to expand its team and develop new AI-based functionalities.
Those interested in learning more about the programs can visit the Neuromindset website or contact the startup directly. Fundalogy, for its part, continues to evaluate new technology-based social entrepreneurship projects.
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