Vicent Botti
Vicent Botti is a professor of computer science at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) who works on multi-agent systems, intelligent manufacturing and agreement technologies. He began teaching at UPV in 1984 and in 2008 published the book ANEMONA, a methodology for holonic manufacturing systems, with Adriana Giret Boggino. After serving as UPV's vice-rector for ICT from 2008 to 2017, he became a Fellow of the European Association for Artificial Intelligence in 2017 and won a Spanish Premio Nacional de Informática in 2018. In 2021 he became scientific director of the ValgrAI foundation, and in 2025 he received a Premio Magno a la Excelencia. He is director of VRAIN, the Valencian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, and director general of ValgrAI.
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Timeline
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1984
Teaching at UPV
He starts teaching at the Universitat Politècnica de València in 1984 and becomes a full professor of computer languages and systems there.
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2005–2008
AEPIA and UPV research prizes
He wins the 2005 Research Prize of the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence (AEPIA). In 2008 he receives the prize of the UPV Social Council for best researcher.
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2008
The ANEMONA methodology
He and Adriana Giret Boggino publish the book ANEMONA in 2008, a multi-agent methodology for analyzing and designing holonic manufacturing systems. His other results include ARTIS, a real-time intelligent agent architecture, and THOMAS, an architecture for virtual organizations.
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2008–2017
Vice-rector for ICT at UPV
He serves as UPV's vice-rector for ICT development from 2008 to 2017 and leads the university's UPValenciaX and UPV[X] MOOC initiatives. He also heads the Grupo de Tecnología Informática–Inteligencia Artificial (GTI-IA).
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2017–2018
EurAI Fellow and national prize
He becomes a Fellow of the European Association for Artificial Intelligence in 2017. In 2018 he is one of the winners of the Premios Nacionales de Informática of the Sociedad Científica Informática de España and the BBVA Foundation, for three decades of work in AI.
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2021
ValgrAI's scientific director
In November 2021 the board of the ValgrAI foundation elects him scientific director of its graduate school and research network in AI. He also directs VRAIN, the Valencian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, and the GTI-IA group at UPV.
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2025
Premio Magno a la Excelencia
In 2025 he receives a Premio Magno a la Excelencia from the Asociación Profesional de Doctores de la Comunitat Valenciana for his career and contribution as a researcher in AI, multi-agent systems and agreement technologies. His work has focused on multi-agent systems, intelligent manufacturing systems, real-time intelligent agents, agreement technologies and affective computing.
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As of October 2026
Directing VRAIN and ValgrAI
He is a full professor at UPV, director of VRAIN and director general of ValgrAI. In June 2026 he speaks at the presentation of the LTD manifesto of the European LTD Toolbox project, calling on EU countries to combine efforts and resources to reach technological sovereignty.
Career
- Since 2021ValgrAI FoundationScientific Director
- Since 1984Polytechnic University of ValenciaFull Professor of Computer Languages and Systems
- NowValencian Research Institute for Artificial IntelligenceDirector
Sources and credits
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- ValgrAI, una institución para la excelencia de másteres en IA, da inicio con el primer patronato | Alicante Plaza
- Vicent Botti - AINIA Formación
- ANEMONA: A Multi-agent Methodology for Holonic Manufacturing Systems, ISBN 9781849967785 - Better Read Than Dead Bookstore Newtown
- Premios de Investigación Sociedad Científica Informática de España (SCIE)-Fundación BBVA
- El director de VRAIN de la UPV, Vicent Botti, recibe un Premio Magno a la Excelencia 2025 por su contribución e investigación en IA - VRAIN
- Investigadores que dejan huella en la sociedad, Vicent Botti Revista NUVE
- VRAIN de la UPV destaca la necesidad de combinar esfuerzos y recursos de todos los países de la UE para alcanzar la soberanía tecnológica - VRAIN
- Organization - VRAIN