This report presents the experience of CIFP Miguel Altuna LHII, a vocational education and training centre, focusing on its Ikas Fabrika learning factory. The facility recreates industrial production processes in an educational environment, enabling interdisciplinary collaboration across training programmes. Students engage in product design, manufacturing, logistics, and management activities while using Industry 4.0 technologies including robotics, IoT systems, additive manufacturing, artificial vision, and data management platforms. Ikas Fabrika demonstrates how learning factories can support the development of technical and transversal skills relevant to advanced manufacturing. By combining real production challenges, collaborative learning, and digital technologies, it provides students with practical experience that reflects the complexity of modern industrial environments while fostering stronger links between vocational education and industry
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