Frontera Futura Summit 2025: The North of Productive AI

An initiative of CCE Tijuana, funded by FIDEM and developed by Pictor and PictorLab. The first edition connected Tijuana's business community with applied artificial intelligence, bringing industry, technology and knowledge together in one place.

An initiative of CCE Tijuana, funded by FIDEM and developed by Pictor and PictorLab. The first edition connected Tijuana's business community with applied artificial intelligence, bringing industry, technology and knowledge together in one place.

From vision to reality

From vision to reality

Frontera Futura was created to take artificial intelligence from conversation to real-world application. Over two days, business owners, leaders, specialists and teams from different industries gathered in Tijuana to discover how AI could transform processes, automate tasks and improve productivity.

The experience combined keynote talks, panels, live demos, networking and hands-on workshops, covering sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, retail, finance, tourism and education.

The first edition reached 1,400 attendees, 5 simultaneous rooms and 2 days of Summit, with international speakers and live streaming.

Our way of doing AI

Our way of doing AI

Pictor developed the entire project: concept, strategy, identity, content, experience, production, digital development, speaker scouting and Summit coordination.

At PictorLab, artificial intelligence was part of both the content and the construction of an experience designed to help companies understand, experience and identify real opportunities for industrial implementation.

More than a project, a story

More than an event, a platform

Frontera Futura was conceived to spark a conversation that would continue after the Summit. The goal: to connect companies, experts and ecosystem players to drive a community of applied AI and business transformation from Tijuana.

Tijuana brings together industry, talent and a strategic position next to California. Frontera Futura turned that border condition into an opportunity to bring global technologies closer to the concrete challenges of Baja California's companies.