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Unmanned Life provides a software platform that orchestrates autonomous robotics, enabling autonomy-as-a-service powered by AI and 5G. The modular, interoperable platform integrates AI, edge computing, and 5G with drones and autonomous mobile robots, supporting scalable deployments across industries such as Industry 4.0 and Smart Cities. It enables autonomous operations for tasks including surveillance, emergency response, inspections, and hybrid manufacturing in large organizations, with cross-vendor compatibility and adaptable network requirements to manage diverse robotic fleets.

HOPU Smart Cities focuses on creating human-centered urban innovations that leverage advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and data analytics. The company aims to enhance user experiences and facilitate informed decision-making in urban planning and development. HOPU engages both citizens and decision-makers to ensure that data is accessible and actionable, promoting sustainability and addressing critical issues like air quality and environmental impact. Their flagship solution, Smart Spot, provides an integrated approach for developing sustainable and scalable smart cities. This solution includes digital services with dashboards and decision support tools, as well as in-situ environmental monitors that track various pollutants and environmental conditions. By delivering reliable data on air quality, noise levels, and other factors, HOPU empowers urban planners and technicians to make informed decisions that prioritize human-centric and environmentally sustainable practices.

Flash Park develops an AI-driven platform that monitors real-time availability of on-street parking spaces using IoT devices powered by solar panels and equipped with 5G connectivity. Its machine learning algorithms predict available spaces, helping drivers save time and reduce fuel consumption.

Omniflow specializes in sustainable smart infrastructure. Its flagship product is a Smart IoT Lamppost powered by wind and solar, transforming regular street lights into eco-friendly hubs that support multiple applications like 5G Small Cells, Edge Computing, Computer Vision, and high-quality data services.

HOPU Smart Cities focuses on creating human-centered urban innovations that leverage advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and data analytics. The company aims to enhance user experiences and facilitate informed decision-making in urban planning and development. HOPU engages both citizens and decision-makers to ensure that data is accessible and actionable, promoting sustainability and addressing critical issues like air quality and environmental impact. Their flagship solution, Smart Spot, provides an integrated approach for developing sustainable and scalable smart cities. This solution includes digital services with dashboards and decision support tools, as well as in-situ environmental monitors that track various pollutants and environmental conditions. By delivering reliable data on air quality, noise levels, and other factors, HOPU empowers urban planners and technicians to make informed decisions that prioritize human-centric and environmentally sustainable practices.

Galgus is a company specializing in intelligent WiFi technology that enhances network performance and delivers advanced geolocation analytics. Recognized by Gartner, it holds seven international patents and operates offices in Spain, the United States, Colombia, and Peru. Galgus has established itself as a leader in onboard WiFi technology for aircraft and trains, with over 5,000 devices installed globally. Its Smart WiFi solutions are also deployed in diverse environments, including football stadiums, schools, shopping centers, and hotels, ensuring optimal user experiences. The company's hardware-agnostic technology optimizes spectral efficiencies for various WiFi devices, improving performance while minimizing interference and power consumption. Galgus serves notable clients such as Telefónica, Boeing, and Hoteles Barceló, among others.

Configured Things specializes in cross-domain configuration management solutions aimed at safely managing systems across trust boundaries. The company develops a configuration management tool that allows for decentralized control over various types of equipment. This tool is designed to configure dynamic systems and environments, with particular emphasis on applications such as physical and virtualized control rooms, as well as multi-use digital spaces. By enabling clients to effectively manage complex collections of devices and services, Configured Things addresses the challenges associated with managing intricate systems across diverse operational contexts.

Espacios Digitales IoT is a Colombian company founded in 2017, specializing in developing Internet of Things (IoT) solutions that link machines and devices to the internet. The company provides the ANNIE IoT operating system, enabling seamless cloud connectivity for various machines. Espacios Digitales IoT also offers innovative solutions such as click-and-collect machines that facilitate e-commerce integration, as well as food and non-perishable product vending systems. Additionally, the company supplies digital signage for mini vending applications and software solutions that enhance inventory management, payment processing, API integrations, and tracking product expiry information. Through its tailored technology, Espacios Digitales IoT aims to optimize corporate processes and enhance connectivity for businesses.

Bia Power develops hardware-agnostic software for electric vehicle (EV) charging management, focusing on optimizing charging sessions to enhance the stability of electric grids. Their platform provides real-time monitoring, data analytics, and forecasting to facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources. By connecting the demands of renewable energy with the flexible capacity of electric vehicles, Bia Power enables parking garages, fleet operators, and energy retailers to lower energy costs, manage peak loads, and ensure sustainable charging. Through its actionable insights and strategic planning tools, the company supports the transition to cleaner energy solutions while promoting reliable grid performance.

Iotag is a technology company that provides GPS tracking solutions for pastoral farms. It enables farmers to monitor cattle over long distances, automate detection of key breeding events, and improve health management.

MYSPHERA SL is a company based in Paterna, Spain, that specializes in developing location and process visibility solutions for the healthcare sector using Internet of Things (IoT) technology and real-time location systems (RTLS). Established in 2012, MYSPHERA offers a range of IoT devices and applications designed to enhance patient care and operational efficiency in acute care hospitals, senior living facilities, and patient homes. Its solutions include tracking systems for residents and nursing services, as well as alerts for patients. The company also provides various web applications, such as MYHOSPITAL, MYNURSING, and MYLOCS, which assist healthcare professionals and administrators in managing services effectively. By delivering actionable insights through smart sensors, MYSPHERA aims to improve patient outcomes and optimize resource management across healthcare organizations in Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America.

Valerann is a technology company that develops intelligent traffic management solutions for road networks. It converts data from road infrastructure and ITS assets into actionable insights to improve safety, reduce congestion, lower emissions, and support connected and autonomous vehicles. The AI-powered platform gathers data from wireless road sensors and provides real-time analytics and control tools that correlate vehicle movements with road lanes, enabling operators to detect risks, optimize intersections, and automate traffic control centers. Founded in 2014 and based in Tel Aviv with a London office, Valerann aims to transform streets into data-driven infrastructure that delivers faster responses, smoother traffic, and lower operating costs.

QuadMinds is a SaaS company that provides a logistics management platform to optimize supply chain and logistics operations, primarily serving Latin America and Spain. The platform uses Internet of Things connectivity to link assets, monitor performance, and translate market needs into practical technology, helping companies improve efficiency, asset care, and service levels while reducing costs. It supports clients through digital transformation and adoption of innovative solutions, enabling them to plan, certify, and optimize daily operations. The platform serves more than 500 companies and optimizes more than 125,000 deliveries per day.

Engidi is a Barcelona-based company founded in 2015 that specializes in the design and development of wearable devices aimed at enhancing worker safety across various industrial sectors. The company focuses on integrating the Internet of Things to facilitate the digital transformation of occupational health and safety practices. Engidi's flagship product is a wearable device embedded within workers' helmets that captures real-time data related to impacts, falls, and environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity. This technology enables employers to monitor worker well-being continuously, allowing for timely responses in the event of an accident. Through its innovative approach, Engidi strives to improve safety measures, ensuring that workers, particularly in demanding fields like railroads and forestry, can perform their tasks efficiently and securely.

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DashFleet is a Colombian company founded in 2014 that specializes in developing advanced software solutions for public passenger transport companies. The company addresses the complexities faced by transport operators by integrating hardware with a cloud application and leveraging mobile technology, Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence. DashFleet's system provides a range of services, including passenger counting, driver sleep detection, onboard video surveillance, and fleet management, which enable operators to optimize their resources and improve overall operational efficiency. By offering real-time communication and data management capabilities, DashFleet helps transport companies make informed decisions, reduce logistics costs, enhance their customer experience, and ensure safety through preventive maintenance and accident management.

Mobilus Labs Limited is a technology company specializing in wearable voice communication devices and a comprehensive software platform. Founded in 2017 and based in London, the company focuses on facilitating hands-free and ear-free voice transmission for teams across various sectors. Its product lineup includes mobiWAN, designed for use in harsh and noisy environments; MobiWan_TR, which utilizes bone conduction technology for audio delivery; and mobiTWO, a hybrid communication device that combines VOIP and walkie-talkie features. Mobilus Labs integrates advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence-driven voice bots and voice recognition algorithms, enabling seamless communication through a combination of networks like Wi-Fi, LTE, GSM, and radio. This innovative approach allows users to communicate privately or broadcast messages to larger groups. The company was previously known as Noto Technologies Limited until its name change in March 2020.

Founded in London in 2013, Sensing Feeling develops IoT-based products that use computer vision and machine learning to measure human behavior in real-time. Their solutions enhance safety, improve customer experiences, and help businesses manage risks effectively.

Founded in 2013, Conntac specializes in developing software solutions for Internet service providers. Their offerings include self-service applications, agent dashboards, management dashboards, and support chat systems. The company is headquartered in Augsburg, Germany.

Aerial Technologies Inc. is a Montreal-based company that specializes in cloud-based motion analytics solutions utilizing artificial intelligence and existing wireless infrastructure. Founded in 2015, Aerial has developed the Motion Capture Plug, a WiFi Motion device that analyzes distortions in wireless signals to provide insights into motion activity in various environments such as homes, workplaces, hospitals, and hotels. This technology allows for monitoring without the use of cameras, wearables, or sensors, making it a cost-effective solution for detecting human presence and activities. Aerial serves a diverse clientele, including internet service providers, healthcare organizations, security systems integrators, and smart object manufacturers across the globe, with regional offices in the United States and Spain.

RYSTA offers a service called Transparency-as-a-Service, utilizing indoor multisensors to measure room climate parameters such as temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels. This data is accessible remotely via different platforms for stakeholders like owners, users, or managers, enabling evidence-based decisions, enhancing transparency, and optimizing processes to reduce waste. The company's primary focus is on preventing mold formation in newly built or renovated residential properties by providing real-time climate monitoring and intelligent algorithms to maintain optimal indoor conditions.

Founded in 2015, Switchee specializes in connected devices and analytics for social housing. It provides an IoT-enabled smart thermostat that helps landlords manage heating and hot water efficiently, reduces fuel bills, and improves communication with residents. The company serves large residential landlords and has become a market leader in the UK's social housing IoT sector.

Inipop is a technological hub based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, focused on the development of Internet of Things (IoT) products and solutions across Latin America. Founded in 2013, the company specializes in creating integrated software and hardware solutions that leverage artificial intelligence and big data to enhance operational efficiency for businesses and assist governments in establishing smart cities. Inipop's offerings include monitoring, controlling, optimizing, and automating processes through real-time data generation via interconnected sensors and devices. The company serves various vertical markets, including retail, smart cities, industrial sectors, and agriculture, with design operations in Argentina and manufacturing capabilities in China, the United States, and Mexico. Notably, Inipop has also developed the first self-driving car in Latin America, underscoring its commitment to innovation in hard tech.

Spectro is a location intelligence platform based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, that specializes in digitizing commercial spaces through sensor technology. Founded in 2015, the company provides real-time data capture and processing capabilities, enabling clients to generate predictive analytics. These insights are delivered through comprehensive reports, analytical panels, and various integrations, all aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, boosting sales, and improving visitor experiences. By offering relevant and actionable information, Spectro supports management teams and strategic partners in making informed decisions that contribute to increased profit margins and customer lifetime value.

1248 is a technology company that specializes in enabling businesses to rapidly and efficiently bring their products online at scale. The company, founded by experienced developers of connected products, addresses the challenge of product silos in the Internet of Things (IoT) landscape. 1248 focuses on establishing conventions for using open standards, making APIs machine-readable, and thereby facilitating the seamless integration and interoperability of different IoT products and their associated applications.

OhmyFi is a technology company established in 2014, based in Bogota, Colombia. It operates a web platform that transforms WiFi into a versatile tool for businesses to engage with clients, gather insights, and enhance marketing strategies. The platform uses cloud technology and WiFi connections to build user profiles, enabling companies to tailor communications, experiences, and advertisements according to customers' interests and behaviors. OhmyFi serves businesses of varying sizes and industries, aiming to improve customer loyalty, understanding, and overall business strategies through innovative WiFi-based solutions.

Creating new IoT devices is hard work. Companies have to design, prototype, and manufacture the thing, plus build the app and develop the cloud platform to store the data, all from scratch. thethings.iO makes a back-end for Internet of Things. It allows companies to focus more on the product and less on the database and the underlying cloud platform. Think of it like AWS or Parse.com specifically for IoT. thethings.iO frees up hardware companies to focus on what they do best: build awesome new things. We do this in three simple ways: 1) Back-end: You can deploy a fully-scalable real-time storage solution within hours for a fraction of the cost. 2) Front-end: We integrate things from multiple sources in one intuitive web interface or mobile app. 3) Interoperability: This lets you easily connect to other IoTs to build more innovative apps. Because when things talk with each other, their functionality augments, and you get more. We are a Wayra Barcelona startup since July 2014. Stay tunned...

Green Momit, founded in January 2012 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in the development of smart home technologies aimed at enhancing quality of life through energy efficiency. The company designs, manufactures, and sells innovative smart devices that focus on energy management. Their flagship products include smart temperature sensors that can reduce energy bills by up to 30%. These devices learn user habits to optimize energy savings, ensuring comfort by automatically adjusting heating or cooling when residents are home and turning off when they leave. Users can control their home temperature remotely via mobile devices, helping them manage energy expenditure effectively. Green Momit also has commercial offices in London, UK, and emphasizes research and development and international growth in its operations.

Smart Drone is a manufacturer specialising in the design and development of autonomous drones equipped with artificial intelligence. These drones can operate independently and coordinate tasks collectively. The company offers Winged Link, an internet-based platform for real-time video streaming and drone control. Primarily serving the construction sector, Smart Drone provides cost-effective aerial filming, posting, surveying, and live video streaming services through its advanced unmanned aircraft systems.

FarmApp designs and develops mobile apps and integrated pest management solutions for the agricultural production industry, based in Colombia. The platform combines scouting and fumigation apps with sensors and IoT automation to collect and integrate data from multiple modules, enabling farmers to monitor pests, crop health, and environmental factors and to automate decision making in pest management.

Machina is a pioneering company in the field of wearable technology, specializing in the integration of electronic components into clothing in a discreet manner. Founded in 2012 and based in Mexico City, Machina develops innovative products that combine ink and fabric technology with embedded electronics. One of its flagship offerings is the MIDI Controller Jacket, which enables musicians to create and control music through sensors that respond to body movements. This jacket has garnered recognition for its design, being named "The Most Beautiful Wearable Tech" by Wired UK in 2014. In addition to its physical retail presence in Mexico City, Machina also operates online, expanding its reach to customers in the United States and Taiwan.

Little Riot Ltd is a London-based company that focuses on designing and developing technology products aimed at enhancing human connections. Established in 2010, the company has created innovative devices that seamlessly integrate into daily life, fostering meaningful interactions with loved ones. One of its key products, Pillow Talk, is a wearable wristband paired with a mobile application that captures real-time heartbeat data and transmits it to a small speaker placed under the pillow of another person. This technology is particularly beneficial for individuals in long-distance relationships, as it allows them to alleviate feelings of loneliness and maintain emotional closeness without the need for screens. Little Riot's mission is to create products that promote connection in a human-centric manner.

Green Momit, founded in January 2012 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in the development of smart home technologies aimed at enhancing quality of life through energy efficiency. The company designs, manufactures, and sells innovative smart devices that focus on energy management. Their flagship products include smart temperature sensors that can reduce energy bills by up to 30%. These devices learn user habits to optimize energy savings, ensuring comfort by automatically adjusting heating or cooling when residents are home and turning off when they leave. Users can control their home temperature remotely via mobile devices, helping them manage energy expenditure effectively. Green Momit also has commercial offices in London, UK, and emphasizes research and development and international growth in its operations.

LESS Industries S.A. is an Argentina-based company that specializes in cloud-based telemetry services, primarily targeting the Internet of Things (IoT) sector. The company develops solutions aimed at facilitating the monitoring and management of remote and geographically dispersed industrial environments. One of its key offerings is Silo Bag Telemetry, which allows users to monitor real-time conditions of grain stored in silo bags, access historical data, and identify unforeseen events. Additionally, LESS Industries incorporates GPS-enabled sensors into its solutions to enhance tracking and data collection capabilities. Through these innovations, the company aims to improve operational efficiency and decision-making for its clients.

Smart Drone is a manufacturer specialising in the design and development of autonomous drones equipped with artificial intelligence. These drones can operate independently and coordinate tasks collectively. The company offers Winged Link, an internet-based platform for real-time video streaming and drone control. Primarily serving the construction sector, Smart Drone provides cost-effective aerial filming, posting, surveying, and live video streaming services through its advanced unmanned aircraft systems.

Green Momit, founded in January 2012 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in the development of smart home technologies aimed at enhancing quality of life through energy efficiency. The company designs, manufactures, and sells innovative smart devices that focus on energy management. Their flagship products include smart temperature sensors that can reduce energy bills by up to 30%. These devices learn user habits to optimize energy savings, ensuring comfort by automatically adjusting heating or cooling when residents are home and turning off when they leave. Users can control their home temperature remotely via mobile devices, helping them manage energy expenditure effectively. Green Momit also has commercial offices in London, UK, and emphasizes research and development and international growth in its operations.

AmpliSense is a company focused on developing medical devices and tools to monitor children's growth through innovative technology. Their flagship product combines a smart device with a mobile application called AmpliKidz, designed to help parents easily measure and track their children's height, weight, and body mass index. This tool provides immediate insights into a child's growth percentile, allowing parents to maintain records of past measurements and share valuable data with pediatricians. By enabling users to monitor health parameters efficiently, AmpliSense aims to contribute to the early detection of potential health issues, such as obesity, thereby supporting children’s overall health and well-being.

Vanderdroid is a company focused on creating innovative products that enhance home automation experiences. It specializes in developing lighting control devices that utilize Bluetooth technology to manage energy consumption effectively. These devices offer the advantages of LED lamps, enabling users to automate and control their energy usage in residential and commercial settings. By doing so, Vanderdroid's solutions help homeowners and building owners achieve energy savings of up to 80 percent, contributing to reduced utility costs and promoting sustainable living.

Creating new IoT devices is hard work. Companies have to design, prototype, and manufacture the thing, plus build the app and develop the cloud platform to store the data, all from scratch. thethings.iO makes a back-end for Internet of Things. It allows companies to focus more on the product and less on the database and the underlying cloud platform. Think of it like AWS or Parse.com specifically for IoT. thethings.iO frees up hardware companies to focus on what they do best: build awesome new things. We do this in three simple ways: 1) Back-end: You can deploy a fully-scalable real-time storage solution within hours for a fraction of the cost. 2) Front-end: We integrate things from multiple sources in one intuitive web interface or mobile app. 3) Interoperability: This lets you easily connect to other IoTs to build more innovative apps. Because when things talk with each other, their functionality augments, and you get more. We are a Wayra Barcelona startup since July 2014. Stay tunned...

Mirubee is a Madrid-based company that specializes in manufacturing devices designed to quantify electricity consumption by various electrical appliances. The company offers innovative energy-efficiency solutions tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as domestic users. Mirubee empowers consumers to gain insights into their energy usage through a combination of hardware and software. Its intuitive and cost-effective monitoring tools, along with a web-based platform, provide disaggregated data on energy consumption. This enables users to make informed decisions regarding energy efficiency and effectively manage their electricity bills.

Green Momit, founded in January 2012 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in the development of smart home technologies aimed at enhancing quality of life through energy efficiency. The company designs, manufactures, and sells innovative smart devices that focus on energy management. Their flagship products include smart temperature sensors that can reduce energy bills by up to 30%. These devices learn user habits to optimize energy savings, ensuring comfort by automatically adjusting heating or cooling when residents are home and turning off when they leave. Users can control their home temperature remotely via mobile devices, helping them manage energy expenditure effectively. Green Momit also has commercial offices in London, UK, and emphasizes research and development and international growth in its operations.

FirstVision is a pioneering company specializing in wearable electronics for sports. They are the global leaders in capturing and broadcasting athletes' point of view (POV) during official tournaments, using advanced audiovisual and radio transmission technology integrated into athletes' gear. Their mission is to bring the authentic experience of sports closer to fans by providing real-time, immersive views from the athletes' perspective. Additionally, their wearable systems track velocity and biometric data, enhancing the broadcast experience and providing valuable insights into athletes' performance.

Modebo is a manufacturer of Internet of Things devices focused on enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. The company provides a Virtual Chief Engineer platform, which is an innovative and user-friendly application designed to offer detailed insights into energy consumption and management. By utilizing homeostatic design principles, passive architecture, and advanced automation and monitoring techniques, Modebo enables clients to optimize energy performance, reduce consumption, and achieve significant cost savings. Its technology presents scalable and affordable solutions for businesses seeking to improve their energy efficiency and sustainability efforts.

CENTERSONIC specializes in providing a vendor-independent smart home solution designed for ease of installation, configuration, and operation. The company offers software tools that facilitate the automation of various household functions, including lighting, dimmer switches, heating, and window treatments, as well as security features like smoke detectors and surveillance cameras. By integrating these technologies, CENTERSONIC enhances the comfort and convenience of everyday life, allowing users to control their home environment effortlessly.

Green Momit, founded in January 2012 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in the development of smart home technologies aimed at enhancing quality of life through energy efficiency. The company designs, manufactures, and sells innovative smart devices that focus on energy management. Their flagship products include smart temperature sensors that can reduce energy bills by up to 30%. These devices learn user habits to optimize energy savings, ensuring comfort by automatically adjusting heating or cooling when residents are home and turning off when they leave. Users can control their home temperature remotely via mobile devices, helping them manage energy expenditure effectively. Green Momit also has commercial offices in London, UK, and emphasizes research and development and international growth in its operations.

Excelera is a platform integrator based in Barcelona that focuses on simplifying the integration of sensor systems across various devices and industries, including the Internet of Things and automotive applications. Since its launch in 2010, the company has developed digital measuring technology that transforms data converters into sensor hubs capable of ultra-low power consumption and enhanced metrological performance. Excelera's smart sensor systems facilitate the design and integration of sensor technologies, providing solutions that enhance performance while simultaneously reducing costs and time-to-market for clients. This focus on efficiency and accuracy positions Excelera as a key player in the development of advanced sensor solutions for both consumer and professional applications.

Modebo is a manufacturer of Internet of Things devices focused on enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. The company provides a Virtual Chief Engineer platform, which is an innovative and user-friendly application designed to offer detailed insights into energy consumption and management. By utilizing homeostatic design principles, passive architecture, and advanced automation and monitoring techniques, Modebo enables clients to optimize energy performance, reduce consumption, and achieve significant cost savings. Its technology presents scalable and affordable solutions for businesses seeking to improve their energy efficiency and sustainability efforts.

Celotor designs and manufactures animal monitoring devices that detect the onset of estrus in cattle. The company's heat-detection systems provide precise, reliable alerts to livestock farmers, veterinarians, and animal technicians, supporting reproductive programs and helping to improve conception rates and overall reproductive efficiency. The products provide automated text-message notifications and record-keeping for insemination events, enabling users to monitor cows remotely and maintain accurate inseminator records.

Vanderdroid is a company focused on creating innovative products that enhance home automation experiences. It specializes in developing lighting control devices that utilize Bluetooth technology to manage energy consumption effectively. These devices offer the advantages of LED lamps, enabling users to automate and control their energy usage in residential and commercial settings. By doing so, Vanderdroid's solutions help homeowners and building owners achieve energy savings of up to 80 percent, contributing to reduced utility costs and promoting sustainable living.

The first pen that vibrates when you make a mistake! Lernstift is packed with sophisticated tech that recognizes all writing movements and lets you know when you’ve made a mistake – with an unmistakable vibration. You can choose between two functions: Calligraphy Mode – pointing out flaws of form and legibility. Orthography Mode – detecting orthographic and grammatical mistakes. When learning to write, feedback is essential; the sooner we get it the faster we learn. Lernstift’s subtle, yet unmistakable vibrating sound, lets us know instantly and through sensor technology when a mistake has been made. This makes Lernstift a unique and effective pedagogical tool that makes learning a fun thing to do. Error detection is only beginning of Lernstift’s history. Future versions will have various other features – e.g. a dynamic pressure sensor, a networking module to connect with PCs and other devices as well as an open platform for app development.

Modebo is a manufacturer of Internet of Things devices focused on enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. The company provides a Virtual Chief Engineer platform, which is an innovative and user-friendly application designed to offer detailed insights into energy consumption and management. By utilizing homeostatic design principles, passive architecture, and advanced automation and monitoring techniques, Modebo enables clients to optimize energy performance, reduce consumption, and achieve significant cost savings. Its technology presents scalable and affordable solutions for businesses seeking to improve their energy efficiency and sustainability efforts.

iHELP World Ltd. operates a mobile application designed to establish a care network that connects users with family, friends, first responders, and professional rescuers during emergencies. The application allows users to send SOS notifications that include their location, details about the emergency, and relevant medical information, facilitating quicker responses to critical situations. Additionally, the app notifies emergency services and provides resources such as CPR guidelines, the location of nearby defibrillators, and instructions for addressing various injuries. iHELP also offers an integrated bracelet equipped with a pulse sensor, which enables users to send SOS alerts with the press of a button. Targeting individuals who live alone, those with medical conditions like dementia or diabetes, as well as elderly individuals and children, iHELP World Ltd. aims to enhance safety and promote community support in emergency scenarios. Founded in 2013, the company is based in London, United Kingdom.

Excelera is a platform integrator based in Barcelona that focuses on simplifying the integration of sensor systems across various devices and industries, including the Internet of Things and automotive applications. Since its launch in 2010, the company has developed digital measuring technology that transforms data converters into sensor hubs capable of ultra-low power consumption and enhanced metrological performance. Excelera's smart sensor systems facilitate the design and integration of sensor technologies, providing solutions that enhance performance while simultaneously reducing costs and time-to-market for clients. This focus on efficiency and accuracy positions Excelera as a key player in the development of advanced sensor solutions for both consumer and professional applications.

AmpliSense is a company focused on developing medical devices and tools to monitor children's growth through innovative technology. Their flagship product combines a smart device with a mobile application called AmpliKidz, designed to help parents easily measure and track their children's height, weight, and body mass index. This tool provides immediate insights into a child's growth percentile, allowing parents to maintain records of past measurements and share valuable data with pediatricians. By enabling users to monitor health parameters efficiently, AmpliSense aims to contribute to the early detection of potential health issues, such as obesity, thereby supporting children’s overall health and well-being.

Celotor designs and manufactures animal monitoring devices that detect the onset of estrus in cattle. The company's heat-detection systems provide precise, reliable alerts to livestock farmers, veterinarians, and animal technicians, supporting reproductive programs and helping to improve conception rates and overall reproductive efficiency. The products provide automated text-message notifications and record-keeping for insemination events, enabling users to monitor cows remotely and maintain accurate inseminator records.

Green Momit, founded in January 2012 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in the development of smart home technologies aimed at enhancing quality of life through energy efficiency. The company designs, manufactures, and sells innovative smart devices that focus on energy management. Their flagship products include smart temperature sensors that can reduce energy bills by up to 30%. These devices learn user habits to optimize energy savings, ensuring comfort by automatically adjusting heating or cooling when residents are home and turning off when they leave. Users can control their home temperature remotely via mobile devices, helping them manage energy expenditure effectively. Green Momit also has commercial offices in London, UK, and emphasizes research and development and international growth in its operations.

Aatag is an information technology company based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, founded in 2010. The company specializes in creating a platform that allows users to access personalized products and services tailored to their social profiles and preferences. By utilizing RFID technology, Aatag enables users to interact seamlessly with services without the need for traditional devices, such as smartphones or computers. Users can grant micro-permissions to access their social graphs, facilitating customized interactions. For instance, a user can send a message or a gift to a loved one by simply waving an RFID card. Aatag's platform supports the Internet of Things by providing an open system through which service providers can connect with user profiles and preferences, enhancing the overall customer experience while maintaining privacy and control.

Excelera is a platform integrator based in Barcelona that focuses on simplifying the integration of sensor systems across various devices and industries, including the Internet of Things and automotive applications. Since its launch in 2010, the company has developed digital measuring technology that transforms data converters into sensor hubs capable of ultra-low power consumption and enhanced metrological performance. Excelera's smart sensor systems facilitate the design and integration of sensor technologies, providing solutions that enhance performance while simultaneously reducing costs and time-to-market for clients. This focus on efficiency and accuracy positions Excelera as a key player in the development of advanced sensor solutions for both consumer and professional applications.

AmpliSense is a company focused on developing medical devices and tools to monitor children's growth through innovative technology. Their flagship product combines a smart device with a mobile application called AmpliKidz, designed to help parents easily measure and track their children's height, weight, and body mass index. This tool provides immediate insights into a child's growth percentile, allowing parents to maintain records of past measurements and share valuable data with pediatricians. By enabling users to monitor health parameters efficiently, AmpliSense aims to contribute to the early detection of potential health issues, such as obesity, thereby supporting children’s overall health and well-being.

Celotor designs and manufactures animal monitoring devices that detect the onset of estrus in cattle. The company's heat-detection systems provide precise, reliable alerts to livestock farmers, veterinarians, and animal technicians, supporting reproductive programs and helping to improve conception rates and overall reproductive efficiency. The products provide automated text-message notifications and record-keeping for insemination events, enabling users to monitor cows remotely and maintain accurate inseminator records.

Modebo is a manufacturer of Internet of Things devices focused on enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. The company provides a Virtual Chief Engineer platform, which is an innovative and user-friendly application designed to offer detailed insights into energy consumption and management. By utilizing homeostatic design principles, passive architecture, and advanced automation and monitoring techniques, Modebo enables clients to optimize energy performance, reduce consumption, and achieve significant cost savings. Its technology presents scalable and affordable solutions for businesses seeking to improve their energy efficiency and sustainability efforts.

Mirubee is a Madrid-based company that specializes in manufacturing devices designed to quantify electricity consumption by various electrical appliances. The company offers innovative energy-efficiency solutions tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as domestic users. Mirubee empowers consumers to gain insights into their energy usage through a combination of hardware and software. Its intuitive and cost-effective monitoring tools, along with a web-based platform, provide disaggregated data on energy consumption. This enables users to make informed decisions regarding energy efficiency and effectively manage their electricity bills.

Glya is a healthcare technology company that specializes in digital services for institutions managing chronic diseases. Its platform collects and analyzes patient data, including vital signs and lifestyle factors, providing real-time health status updates to patients, families, and healthcare providers. This enables clients to optimize healthcare outcomes, reduce complications, enhance patient well-being, and improve provider efficiency. Glya has experience in managing large-scale projects, such as setting up mass vaccination centers and providing homecare for COVID-19 patients during the 2020/2021 outbreak. Currently, the company is developing IoT solutions for chronic diseases, including homecare IoT gateways and AI-powered patient feedback strategies.

Aatag is an information technology company based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, founded in 2010. The company specializes in creating a platform that allows users to access personalized products and services tailored to their social profiles and preferences. By utilizing RFID technology, Aatag enables users to interact seamlessly with services without the need for traditional devices, such as smartphones or computers. Users can grant micro-permissions to access their social graphs, facilitating customized interactions. For instance, a user can send a message or a gift to a loved one by simply waving an RFID card. Aatag's platform supports the Internet of Things by providing an open system through which service providers can connect with user profiles and preferences, enhancing the overall customer experience while maintaining privacy and control.

Celotor designs and manufactures animal monitoring devices that detect the onset of estrus in cattle. The company's heat-detection systems provide precise, reliable alerts to livestock farmers, veterinarians, and animal technicians, supporting reproductive programs and helping to improve conception rates and overall reproductive efficiency. The products provide automated text-message notifications and record-keeping for insemination events, enabling users to monitor cows remotely and maintain accurate inseminator records.

Mirubee is a Madrid-based company that specializes in manufacturing devices designed to quantify electricity consumption by various electrical appliances. The company offers innovative energy-efficiency solutions tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as domestic users. Mirubee empowers consumers to gain insights into their energy usage through a combination of hardware and software. Its intuitive and cost-effective monitoring tools, along with a web-based platform, provide disaggregated data on energy consumption. This enables users to make informed decisions regarding energy efficiency and effectively manage their electricity bills.

Mirubee is a Madrid-based company that specializes in manufacturing devices designed to quantify electricity consumption by various electrical appliances. The company offers innovative energy-efficiency solutions tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as domestic users. Mirubee empowers consumers to gain insights into their energy usage through a combination of hardware and software. Its intuitive and cost-effective monitoring tools, along with a web-based platform, provide disaggregated data on energy consumption. This enables users to make informed decisions regarding energy efficiency and effectively manage their electricity bills.

Machina is a pioneering company in the field of wearable technology, specializing in the integration of electronic components into clothing in a discreet manner. Founded in 2012 and based in Mexico City, Machina develops innovative products that combine ink and fabric technology with embedded electronics. One of its flagship offerings is the MIDI Controller Jacket, which enables musicians to create and control music through sensors that respond to body movements. This jacket has garnered recognition for its design, being named "The Most Beautiful Wearable Tech" by Wired UK in 2014. In addition to its physical retail presence in Mexico City, Machina also operates online, expanding its reach to customers in the United States and Taiwan.

Celotor designs and manufactures animal monitoring devices that detect the onset of estrus in cattle. The company's heat-detection systems provide precise, reliable alerts to livestock farmers, veterinarians, and animal technicians, supporting reproductive programs and helping to improve conception rates and overall reproductive efficiency. The products provide automated text-message notifications and record-keeping for insemination events, enabling users to monitor cows remotely and maintain accurate inseminator records.