Smart City

Arelsa presents its new Urlys Wireless point-to-point wireless control system. The Urlys Wireless system provides individual control at each light point without the need for a dedicated circuit, making it ideal for the following applications: remote management in rural areas, roads (high dispersion, few points per segment controller), ornamental installations, sports fields, parks, and gardens.

Moxa launches its IIoT gateway starter kit, which includes integrated support for Amazon Web Services (AWS). This kit addresses the needs of integrators and systems engineers developing applications for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has announced the development of Dracena (Event asynchronous and dynamically reconfigurable constant processing architecture), a stream processing architecture that can add or change content while processing large volumes of IoT data without stopping.

This solution, currently in private testing, simplifies the connection of IoT devices to the cloud and enables the large-scale distribution of credentials, thus facilitating and protecting the connection of Telefónica customers' IoT devices to AWS IoT.

RADWIN has launched Smart-Node internationally, an outdoor power and connectivity solution for implementing smart city, IoT and telecommunications projects.

The Phoenix Contact ILC 2050 BI IoT control system can automate various systems distributed throughout the infrastructure of buildings, data centers, and other properties. The control system features multiple interfaces and is compatible with different protocols.

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has announced the development of the world's smallest sensor that eliminates the need for battery replacements. The new sensor supports LPWA (Low Power Wide Area) wireless transmission technology, enabling it to cover a wide area with low power consumption.

In the future, more and more applications that currently run on Siemens' EnergyIP smart grid application platform will be integrated into MindSphere, Siemens' open cloud-based operating system for the Internet of Things (IoT).

Intel SDO's "zero touch" enables devices to dynamically discover the customer's IoT platform account when they connect, facilitating automatic registration. 

The National Center for Accessibility Technologies (CENTAC) inaugurated on September 18th, in Alcalá de Henares, the first Integrated Intelligent Space (EII), which constitutes a pioneering idea of ​​the "Smart City" concept where the citizen is the center.

Nokia is expanding its Internet of Things (IoT) services by offering to help mobile operators enter new IoT market segments or geographically expand their footprint. In addition, the company has complemented its end-to-end validation and testing services with Nokia TestHub, designed to accelerate the launch of new technologies, for example in IoT and cloud computing.

QNAP® Systems, Inc. has launched its QIoT Suite Lite IoT cloud computing platform, which leverages the secure computing and private storage provided by QNAP NAS to facilitate hybrid cloud IoT solutions that maximize the benefits of both private and public clouds. The QIoT service strategy focuses on collaboration with systems integrators, helping organizations capture maximum digital value for greater IoT business potential.

Indra is part of the European R&D project BeCamGreen, which aims to develop a solution, based on vision, artificial intelligence and big data, that contributes to reducing traffic, especially of vehicles with only one occupant, and to promote new sustainable mobility policies.

ZTE Corporation has introduced LoRa-based smart meters. These new meters meet the requirements of smart meter reading systems for long-distance transmission of small data.

ZTE Corporation has launched its comprehensive BluePilar solution. It's an integrated street light with a charging pillar, base transceiver station (BTS), and Smart City information system.