As part of the Digital Literacy Academy, Split Technology Park and the City of Split successfully delivered as many as four groups of workshops dedicated to using the e-Citizens system. The workshops focused on hands-on work, with participants gradually mastering how to log in to the system, exploring its most important features and learning how to use digital public services safely and easily. Participants highlighted how much this kind of training helps them with their everyday administrative tasks.

We thank all participants for taking part and look forward to the continuation of the programme.

Split Technology Park invites everyone interested to a free meetup entitled “3D Resin Printers as a Hobby”, which will take place on 10 December at 18:30 at the Fantasy café bar within Split Technology Park.

The talk will be given by Nikša Pelaić, who will introduce participants to the world of resin 3D printers and their potential for hobby use. He will explain what the entire printing process looks like, the advantages and limitations of this technology, and what hobbyists can expect when working with resin printers. In addition to the theoretical part, Nikša will share his own practical experience and showcase several of his works to illustrate the real possibilities and results that can be achieved with resin printing.

Participation is free of charge, and places are limited.
Registration is required via this link.

The Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism in Split, in cooperation with KANCELARIJA d.o.o., a tenant of Split Technology Park, and with the support of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Croatia and the Fiscal Policy Commission, is marking Tax Awareness Month for the first time. This initiative aims to strengthen the tax literacy of citizens and entrepreneurs through a series of public lectures, workshops and Open Days.

Tax literacy plays a key role in running a successful business, especially for entrepreneurs who deal with complex regulations and frequent regulatory changes on a daily basis. That is why part of the programme focuses specifically on practical advice and training for the business sector.

The Tax Awareness Month programme brings a series of activities aimed at strengthening tax literacy, among which we would particularly like to highlight the participation of KANCELARIJA d.o.o., whose content helps bring tax topics closer to entrepreneurs. Within this framework, Open Days for Entrepreneurs will be held on 11 December at the KANCELARIJA d.o.o. premises in Split Technology Park, with the aim of providing concrete support to everyone who wants to better understand their tax obligations, optimise their business and put questions to experts. Entrepreneurs will be able to book individual consultations with Dora Tripalo Čikeš and Zoja Stevović. The consultations will take place from 9:00 to 13:00, in short slots lasting 15 to 20 minutes per participant.

The programme offers a rich schedule of activities, and you can follow details and announcements on the social media channels of the Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism in Split and KANCELARIJA d.o.o.

The City of Split and Split Technology Park are organising the Digital Literacy Academy programme, intended for all citizens who want to learn how to use the e-Citizens system and access public services online.

The workshops are held at Split Technology Park on Mondays from 13:00 to 14:30 and on Tuesdays from 09:00 to 10:30, across six groups during November and December. The programme is designed to guide participants step by step, with the help of an instructor, through setting up and using the e-Citizens system, viewing personal data and documents, and using basic public services available online.

Participation requires access to the e-Citizens system via a bank mToken or FINA mToken, and participation is completely free of charge.

Due to high demand, all places have been filled and applications are now closed.
Thank you all for your applications and interest – we will be continuing with workshops like these in 2026!

Representatives of Split Technology Park took part in Web Summit 2025, held in Lisbon from 10 to 13 November. Web Summit is one of the largest and most prestigious global gatherings in the world of technology and innovation, and this year it brought together more than 71,000 visitors from 157 countries.

Web Summit was attended by numerous companies and institutions, 2,725 startups, 1,857 investors and 869 speakers, who discussed the latest trends and innovations in technology, digital marketing, artificial intelligence, blockchain, IoT, social media and other topics.

Taking part in Web Summit gave us the opportunity to expand our network of contacts with other entrepreneurship support institutions in Croatia and abroad, to establish new collaborations aimed at supporting the tenants (startups and SMEs) of Split Technology Park, and to learn about the latest trends in technology and innovation and from leaders in their respective industries.

In cooperation between Split Technology Park and Parklio, one of the Technology Park’s tenants, testing has begun of Parklio smart parking sensors, which show in real time whether a parking space is occupied or free.

These are small, fully autonomous devices that are simply mounted on the surface – with no excavation, noise or interruption to the use of the car park. The sensors combine geomagnetic detection and microwave radar, achieving more than 98% accuracy regardless of weather conditions.

The housing is robust and durable, withstanding loads of more than 10 tonnes, and high-capacity lithium batteries provide up to 5 years of maintenance-free operation. During testing, a range of data is monitored – how many spaces are occupied, how many different vehicles use the same space, and when the “peak” hours are by day, week and month.

All data is collected via a LoRaWAN network and displayed in the Parklio parking management system, which enables advanced analytics and smarter space management.

Parklio is part of the Split Technology Park community, and projects like this show how cooperation with local high-tech entrepreneurs delivers real results and strengthens the entire entrepreneurial ecosystem.

On Wednesday, 5 November, a 3D Meetup dedicated to the application of 3D printing technology in product development was held at the Fantasy café bar within Split Technology Park.

The gathering began with socialising and introductions among participants, followed by a presentation by Associate Professor Vladimir Divić of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy, University of Split. In his talk entitled “From Functional 3D Prints to Prototype”, Professor Divić presented the process of transforming an idea into a physical model, highlighting the importance of 3D printing as a tool for the rapid production and testing of prototypes. After the presentation, participants continued to socialise in a relaxed atmosphere, with informal conversations and an exchange of experiences in the field of 3D technologies.

We thank all participants for taking part and sharing their knowledge. We look forward to future meetings and the further development of the 3D community at Split Technology Park.

On 5 November, Split Technology Park hosted speed date mentoring for startups taking part in the Split Technology Park INVENTO accelerator. Speed date mentoring allowed startups to receive valuable advice from experienced mentors from various industries in short one-to-one sessions.

A total of 5 mentors took part: Nikola Perić (Little Code), Stipe Režić (Mushroom Cups), Ivica Žuro (MM Beneficium Business Consulting), Branka Nesterović Haining (IBM iX DACH) and Ivana Vuka (RISE).

The entrepreneurs had the opportunity to ask questions and receive concrete guidance for developing their ideas. The fast-paced, dynamic format allowed participants to gain useful insights and new business contacts, and this mentoring format proved to be an effective tool for improving startups’ strategies and business models.

Split Tech City and Split Technology Park announce a new Women in Tech, an inspiring event dedicated to women who push the boundaries of technology and science.

The event will take place on Thursday, 6 November, at 18:00 at Split Technology Park.

During an evening filled with knowledge, experience and innovation, the audience will have the opportunity to hear two exceptional speakers who bring global perspectives from the fields of advanced science, engineering and web3 technologies.

Belma Gutlić — Redefining Privacy with Zero-Knowledge

Belma Gutlić is a computer engineer, entrepreneur and co-founder of the association Alice in Blockchains. With extensive experience in the web3 world, she led her own company to a successful acquisition by ChainSafe, where she managed the research and development team and later rose to the position of Vice President of Engineering. 

She actively contributes to the development of the local web3 community through education and mentoring. 

In her talk, she will demystify the “magic” of Zero-Knowledge technology and show how it is possible to prove that a statement is true without revealing any of the underlying data. 

In other words, a technology that gives users back control over their own digital identity and privacy.

Jelena Čulić-Viskota — Turning Deep Science into Shipping Products (From Nanoprobes to Node Drops)

Jelena Čulić-Viskota earned her PhD in chemical engineering at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena (CA).

She spent more than ten years in the semiconductor industry at Intel Corporation, where she worked in the Assembly and Test R&D department. 

As an expert in materials, manufacturing processes and strategic planning, she has worked with industrial and academic partners across Asia, Europe and North America. 

She is the author of numerous scientific papers and three patents, a certified project manager and a natural cosmetics formulator. 

In her talk, she will show how research skills translate into real engineering and business advantages – from thermal systems to product reliability.

You can register quickly and easily HERE. Registration is free but required. 

Join us for an evening that brings together technology, science and the perspective of innovation – in the very heart of Split’s tech scene.

The City of Split and Split Technology Park are organising the Digital Literacy Academy programme, intended for all citizens who want to learn how to use the e-Citizens system and access public services online.

The workshops are held at Split Technology Park on Mondays from 13:00 to 14:30 and on Tuesdays from 09:00 to 10:30, according to the following schedule:

• Group 1: 3 and 4 November
• Group 2: 10 and 11 November
• Group 3: 24 and 25 November
• Group 4: 1 and 2 December
• Group 5: 8 and 9 December
• Group 6: 15 and 16 December

When registering, participants choose their preferred dates, and applications are accepted until each group is full.

During the workshop, with the support of the instructor, participants will learn step by step how to set up and access the e-Citizens system, view their personal data and documents, and use basic public services online.

To take part in the workshop, you need access to the e-Citizens system – via your bank’s mToken (available in your bank’s mobile app and activated at a branch) or the FINA mToken (available free of charge at FINA offices).

Participation in the programme is free of charge.

Applications are accepted by e-mail at smartcity@agencija-rast.hr or by phone on +385 95 3462 346, on weekdays from 10:00 to 14:00.
When applying by e-mail, please state your first and last name and the group you would like to join.

We look forward to seeing you and learning together at Split Technology Park!