Fundalogy backs OWO, a startup that has developed and patented a globally protected haptic system that enables users to physically feel sensations on their bodies, enhancing immersion and cognitive learning. The social enterprise arm of Fundación Unicaja, dedicated to promoting entrepreneurial projects with social impact, supports this Málaga-based EdTech company, which drives accessibility to the digital world for people with diverse abilities and fosters the development of inclusive experiences within the gaming industry.
Fundalogy’s CEO, Javier de Pro, and OWO’s CEO, José Fuertes, have signed an agreement through which Fundalogy will contribute financial support to drive the growth of this company, which transforms the virtual world into reality through the sense of touch.
OWO’s system is based on electrical pulse technology that combines extended reality (XR/VR), artificial intelligence, spatial computing, and advanced simulation to generate realistic, localized, and controlled physical sensations for applications in tactical operations, educational environments, and commercial XR experiences.
OWO offers a technology that turns touch into a universal language, democratizing access to digital experiences with direct impact on areas such as digital inclusion, physical rehabilitation, mental health, professional education, and active ageing. It is therefore designed for NGOs and inclusion organizations, universities and training centers, innovation agencies, technology hubs, and impact funds.
With this investment, Fundalogy strengthens its commitment to projects with a strong technological foundation, measurable social impact, and the ability to transform society, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda
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