Carlos González Sánchez is currently a R&D Engineer in Aplifisa SL. He received his MSc Degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Valladolid in 2015. From October 2014 to May 2015 he visited the Fraunhofer Institute of biomedical engineering (Fraunhofer-Institut Für Biomedizinische Technik - IBMT) in Saarbrücken,Germany. After gaining field experience in different Industry 4.0 topics inGermany he returned to Spain, where he currently helps in the development of asystem for remote animal monitoring and events prediction on extensive cattlefarming (CIVEX project).
Sessions in which Carlos González Sánchez participates
Monday 17 June, 2019
This session, on the “Digitalization of the SMEs via the IoT”, is primarily focused on the support provided by local institutions and the IOTEC Project to SMEs and on success cases in the industrial sector, more specifically the wine industry in the agro-industrial sector. IoT Digital Innovation HubSpeaker: Juan Manuel CorchadoTitle: The IOTEC Project. Main results.Institute for Business Competitiveness of Castilla y León...
This session, on the “Digitalization of SMEs via the IoT”, is primarily focused on the support options offered by the IoT Digital Innovation Hub to different companies and the best practicesacquired for their future replication, including how to implement technological diagnostics to identify company’s needs, and how to connect the required actors to meet the digitalization requierements and develop particular IoT-based solutions for the diagnosed company.The ...
Sessions in which Carlos González Sánchez attends
Monday 17 June, 2019
1570524688 Development of a Versatile Web Application for Real Time Monitoring in Precision Agriculture Based on the CBM Architecture 1570527177 Secure Smart agriculture Monitoring Technique through Isolation 1570529354 Analysis of the Variables that Affect the Intention to Adopt Precision Agriculture for S...
Tuesday 18 June, 2019
Welcoming Remarks Co-ChairsSébastian Ziegler, Chairman, IoT ForumBrian Bech Nielsen, Rector, Prof. Aarhus UniversityKarsten Dehler, Commercial Director, It-Forum, Denmark
Acting on the core aspects of UNs Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); to curtail inequality issues, diminish environmental degradation and provide a secure and resilient livelihood, remains a complex challenge for civil society and United Nations member states.While the SDGs inherited a wide array of pending targets from the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), member states are increasingly using the SDGs as a comprehensive and adaptable f...
Industries are crossing today a crucial transition in terms of technologies and sustainability is a key driver for them. The integration of new technologies, if done appropriately and fast enough can help industries become more competitive; if not managed accordingly however IoT misuse can have adverse consequences on industries and their external environment.Similarly, IoT applications can greatly contribute t...
Modern hospitals are developing into large complex healthcare “cities” where demand for efficiency has cut down man power, storage areas, beds, and clinical equipment. This means that despite being complex and in lack of resources, the modern hospital has to act agile and focus on just-in-time logistics. The IoT platform handles tracking and location data, which is the key element in making this possible. Mikkel Harbo has been working with so...