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Initiatives that drive sustainability aim to balance environmental protection, economic development and social well-being, ensuring that natural resources and biological systems remain healthy and are used responsibly to ensure a viable future for all. These pillars have driven the SOIL Startup project.

The AIR Institute has held a free training session on the use of information technologies and agile development. The event brought together students and professionals last Friday, 2 February 2024 to focus on the integration of popular solutions such as GitHub and Jira within an agile project development methodology.

The Jetson AGX ORIN is the module chosen for the electrical panel of the project's bird detection tool, funded by Fundación Biodiversidad.

The number of new devices connected to the Internet is growing year on year. While non-IoT device connections have increased moderately in recent years, IoT device connections are growing at a much faster pace, driven especially by 5G IoT, low-power wireless area networks (LP-WANs) and personal wireless area networks (WPANs).

The work carried out by the six member entities, including AIR Institute, resulted in the recognition of the Digital Maturity and Digital Skills assessment last November and December.

At the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) in Berlin, Helmy Abouleish, CEO of SEKEM and partner of the Farms4Climate project, in which AIR Institute is involved, shared an inspiring vision for the future of food and agriculture.

Within the Centr@tec programme of the Institute for Business Competitiveness of Castilla y León (ICE), which is being run in collaboration with the AIR Institute, a new conference was held for SMEs interested in finding out about funding opportunities and about the key tools of Generative AI

Samuel Adrados and Andrés Langoyo, both computer engineers, have joined the team in recent months to work on data analysis and natural language processing projects.

Efficient manufacturing of large parts is one of the challenges facing the shipbuilding industry. The KAIROS project is an exciting initiative that seeks to investigate cutting-edge technologies in composite manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and digital twin to develop a solution for the efficient manufacture of large composite parts for the naval sector, with a high degree of automation, as well as quality and cost optimisation.