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IOTEC: Development of Technological Capabilities in the Industrial Application of the IoT (Session II)

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What:
Workshop
When:
4:00 PM, Monday 17 Jun 2019 (1 hour 30 minutes)
Where:
INCUBA Katrinebjerg - Incuba undervisning 5523-129
Theme:
Future Manufacturing & Industry

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 cases presented in this session will revolve around Industry 4.0, and the digital sector and the agro-industry as a whole.

IoT Digital Innovation Hub

Speaker: Javier Prieto Tejedor

Title: Boosting the potential of IoT solutions at SMEs throught the Digital Innovation Hubs

AETICAL // Aplifisa

Speakers: Luis Óscar Bueno Sánchez & Carlos González Sánchez

Title: Industry 4.0 for the control of extensive bovine stockbreeding

CARTIF

Speaker: Anibal Reñones

Title: Identifying key IoT technologies for agro-industry

University of Salamanca

Speaker: Javier Parra

Title: IoT and Digital Data. The real challenges

Proyecta Control

Speaker: Jesús Sanchidrián

Title: A success story of the IoT for renewable energy assets operations

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