Zerintia Technologies places Spain among the first countries in the world in IoT development

The main companies promoting this technology have argued, with its initiatives and device development, This statement during the third edition of Wearable Technology & Internet of Things Conference, organized by Icemd and Zerintia Technologies.

La jornada ‘Wearable Technology & Internet of Things Conference’, organized by Icemd, the ESIC Digital Economy Institute, y Zerintia Technologies, has brought together the main companies involved around this technology, like Telefónica, Intel, LG, Microsoft y Philips, who showed their most current devices, the main initiatives, as well as its new developments in IoT, Industry 4.0 y eHealth.

For the first time at this event, A specific classroom was allocated for a more technical workshop and a more specialized audience.. Oscar Muñoz Fernández, I have performance & improvement in Airbus, highlighted during the day the application of drones, augmented reality and wearables to streamline aircraft inspection processes.

“Three years ago the audience came to see what wearables were.. Today we already have a clear idea of ​​the industry – Pedro Diezma stressed., CEO de Zerintia Technologies -. Beyond the anecdote of the interactive and functional bracelets or glasses, The reality is that this industry is currently a big business going on.”.

This manager also shared a revealing fact about this market, by ensuring that “Spain is among the first countries in the world to develop IoT technology, but in the position 45 in the application of this technology in the industrial and healthcare sectors”.

In this sense, The project 'Ríos de luz' was also presented, developed by Philips Light, which has contributed significantly to promoting tourism in Valladolid, thanks to the fact that it allowed the user to control the light of the monuments of this city and made clear the proposal of this company to “digitize the experience of light, making it a language in itself and adapting the lighting experience to the consumer”.

Another notable conclusion of the day was the one launched by Emilio Avilés, CEO de Slash Mobility, by stating that “the most revolutionary technology from now on 2020 will be that of the cognitive systems. “Those companies that have an excessive level of conformity towards these systems are the ones that will disappear”.

For your part, Javier Sirvent, wearable evangelist de Zerintia Technologies, enlightened the audience about the ability of wearables to enhance memory and mental abilities in a 30%, with devices that electrostimulate the brain and that, For example, They even allow us to program our dreams.

Angel Sanchez, co-founder of Geeksme, presented a watch designed by the brand that helps the user know the size of their ecological footprint and how to minimize it, and Ignacio Sánchez, marketing manager de Yumiwi, showed how the company uses measurement and specialized technology to generate parameterizable experiences between brands and clients in any type of event., transforming information from attendees' experiences into data.