Researchers at Air Institute have created a Blockchain- and AI-driven application that can predict the evolution of Coronavirus and its spread across geographical areas.

IBM has made its Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools available to researchers fighting COVID-19.

The Ministry of Science and Innovation will mobilize 500 million euros through the CDTI to fight against the problems caused by the COVID-19.

The IoT is in the midst of development and the industry is expected to continue growing over the next decade, in fact it is estimated that it will grow to over $2.4 billion by 2027, according to a study by Business Insider Intelligence.

Salamanca, Spain – March 5,2020 — A European consortium of eleven partners from Germany, Greece, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom has announced the launch of the SmartCLIDE project, a €4.9 million research project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program.

The PROMIoTOR project is supported by TETRAMAX and led by the Air Institute, in collaboration with EMBIO and TAMIC.

“PROMIoTOR: Low-Power Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence for the sustainability of processes in Smart Farming”.

At the last Foro Transfiere, European Forum for Science, Technology and Innovation, Alastria launched an Open Call in collaboration with Tourism Data Driven Solutions (TDDS) and the Insular Council of Formentera, for the presentation of projects on sustainable, blockchain-driven development of the tourist sector.

Air Institute participates in the kick-off of the SmartClide Project which is taking place in the German city of Bremen.