
eXiT research group
The eXiT group, Control Engineering and Intelligent Systems (code GRCT 41), is an interdisciplinary research group of the Institute of Computer Science and Applications (IIiA) of the University of Girona (UdG).
The group has a solid background in digital transformation in health care (chronic diseases such as diabetes or epilepsy) and smart cities (buildings and communities, power and water distribution systems, energy islands) domains, thanks to its participation in several national and international research and transfer projects (2021 SGR 01125).
eXiT is an entity accredited with the TECNIO seal. This is the seal awarded by the Generalitat de Catalunya, through ACCIÓ, to identify and give visibility to technology developers in the Catalan R&D system who demonstrate distinctive technological capabilities and have the capacity to transfer them to strengthen the business fabric and make the Catalan innovation ecosystem internationally attractive.
Validity: 29/12/2028

Research Lines
The group’s main activity is focused on the development and innovation of solutions based on the application of the principles of artificial intelligence, machine learning, data mining, Large Language Models (LLM) and distributed ledger technology (Blockchain) to support decision–making processes.

Medicine and Healthcare
Incorporation of intelligent systems and biomedical engineering in health management and development of innovative medical technologies.

Smart Cities and Smart Grids
Methods and tools to support the assessment of the efficiency of distribution systems in the context of Smart Cities and smart grids.
Projects
Infrastructure
Doctorate Degree Programmes
Chairs
Observatory for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence of Catalonia
The Observatory for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence of Catalonia is part of the Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the Government of Catalunya under the name of Catalonia.AI in order to promote the ethical and responsible use of AI applications that adhere to current legislation.




















