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Two AIR Institute projects appear in the third edition of the Catalogue of Technological Solutions for Smart Tourist Destinations, an initiative of the Secretary of State for Tourism, managed by SEGITTUR. The initiative aims to implement a new model of development and competitiveness in the sector.

The Institute for Business Competitiveness of Castilla y León (ICE) is organizing a conference on "Digital Applications in the Food Industry" as part of the Centr@tec program, in collaboration with AIR Insitute, CARTIF, the Technological Institute of Castilla y León (ITCL), Cidaut and the Miranda del Ebro Technology Center Foundation (CTME). The event will take place on 26 January in Burgos.

The main goal of SmartCLIDE is to propose a radically new, intelligent cloud-native development environment, b

At AIR Institute we seek to boost business competitiveness and internationalization through the improvement of IT systems, intelligent systems and their application within the social and business network. For this reason, we participate in different projects related to cybersecurity, Industry 4.0, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Bioinformatics, Smart Cities, Social Computing or Blockchain.

IoT now represents a key digital enabling technology in sectors such as Industry 4.0/5.0, smart cities and smart territories, e-healthcare, e-entertainment, smart homes and buildings, and agriculture.

At AIR Institute we strive to create an information society through the development of intelligent systems and advances in the field of computer science. Furthermore, we promote and develop scientific research in the field of computer science and artificial intelligence.

AIR Institute has developed GRIDIRON with the help of Embio Diagnostics, a project driven by the DIH2 accelerator that has as its main objective the incorporation of an intelligent automated testing system in laboratories.

AIR Institute has been selected to form part of the Wine Technology Platform (PTV). An initiative that seeks to promote and establish a common R&D&I strategy for the wine sector in Spain, since, despite being the first country in terms of vineyard surface area, the third in terms of production and one of the five main exporters worldwide.

A few days ago, the launch meeting of the CERTIFY project was held at the University of Murcia. It was a hybrid event, attended in person and online. AIR Institute participated in it as well as the IoT Digital Innovation Hub as a digitising entity.