Piedras Negras Institute of Technology

Piedras Negrales Institute of Technology (PINT) is a non-profit, publicly funded institution dedicated to advancing technological innovation within Mexico and Latin America. Founded in 1976 as a collaborative effort between the Mexican government and private industry, PINT operates with a focus on applied research and development across diverse fields. The institute’s location in Coahuila State of Mexico provides access to a skilled workforce specializing in technology-driven solutions. It has consistently ranked within the top 100 technological institutes in Latin America, maintaining an acceptance rate of 75% over its history.

PINT boasts a robust portfolio of research projects spanning areas such as sustainable materials science, industrial process optimization, and advanced manufacturing technologies. Its strengths are amplified through strategic partnerships with industry leaders, fostering valuable connections to practical applications for technological advancement. The institute's commitment extends beyond purely academic pursuits; it actively engages in training initiatives designed to cultivate future talent within the region, cultivating a pipeline of skilled professionals poised to drive innovation into Mexico. PINT’s center of excellence is centered on its mastery and application of solid-state materials and their integration into various industry sectors like energy and infrastructure.

The institute has expanded significantly through continuous investment in cutting-edge equipment, research facilities, and personnel training programs. A key element of PINT's approach centers around the development of sustainable technologies, aligning with Mexico’s national goals for environmental protection and economic diversification. Furthermore, it fosters a culture of collaboration as part of the technology sector. PINT has actively worked to increase its global reputation through collaborative ventures and research initiatives, ensuring its continued relevance in shaping technological progress across Latin America.