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The OPTIMA project aims to advance treatments for prostate, breast and lung cancer by applying cutting-edge technologies

For the evaluation, extensive testing was carried out on the operability of the Passer.

Developed by Aurea Avionics and GMV, the Passer is an unmanned aircraft designed to provide intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities to defense and security users

The tests are a part of the RAPAZ project, led by PLATIN, to assess the different options of Class I RPAS available in the Spanish market

The German Space Agency at DLR awards GMV a contract to develop advanced Space Surveillance and Tracking (SST) data processing algorithms for the German SSA Centre (GSSAC)

The main purpose of the contract is to develop, validate, and integrate advanced orbit propagation, orbit determination and data correlation algorithms aiming at achieving an overall improved catalog build-up and maintenance capability, contributing to the EU SST system

The HARMONY Alliance, comprised of the IMI HARMONY and HARMONY PLUS projects, covers the full spectrum of research into hematologic neoplasms and seeks to facilitate the development of more effective treatments for patients affected by this type of disease

The Alliance is applying advanced analytical technologies, big data and artificial intelligence, developed by GMV, to draw the first European map of blood tumors

The HARMONY database will use the data shared to date and aims to function as a tool for designing new clinical tests and reduce their costs, with the corresponding benefits to society

A new GCS (Ground Control Segment) infrastructure has been completely deployed in the Galileo Ground Control Centres and is being used to operate the Galileo Satellite Constellation

The new GCS features improved reliability and security, including the most advanced techniques

This is the result of several years of hard work, since GMV was awarded the maintenance and upgrading of the Galileo GCS

The European Defence Industrial Development Programme aims to boost EU’s defense industry competitiveness

GMV has won 11 contracts in EDIDP’s two calls

The seven 2nd-call projects GMV is participating in are worth between them 50.1 million euros, now to be added on to the 155 million euros of the four projects won in the first call

The contracts won center on the development of artificial intelligence (AI), command and control, navigation, space and cyberdefense

The contract includes supply of the control center and flight dynamics system, a new ground station in Río de Janeiro for the Amazonas Nexus satellite, a new satellite tracking system and sundry ground equipment, plus a new control and management system for all Hispasat’s ground stations

The deal clincher was GMV’s wealth of experience in systems of this type

Hispasat, a Spanish satellite operator, is one of GMV’s flagship clients, now running GMV systems in its whole fleet of satellites

The demonstrations will be part of FirEUrisk, a 4-year, 10-million-euro, Horizon 2020 project of the European Commission

The five regions chosen for these demos are in Portugal, Spain, Greece, Central Europe (Germany-Poland-Czech Republic) and Sweden

The project targets the prevention and reduction of wildfires and adaptation of management strategies to reduce their irreversible effects: human casualties, economic, natural and cultural heritage loss

Asgard kicks off, a project in which GMV is collaborating with Saab to develop a new maritime GNSS receiver based on the open service of Europe's Galileo satellite navigation service 

The multi-constellation, double-frequency receiver will comply with European and international legislation and use Galileo's OS-NMA authentication mechanism 

The contract takes in the 41 trams of Trambaix and Trambesòs, clocking up between them 30 million trips a year

Alstom’s Citadis 302 tram model, running on the six lines, will be fitted with GMV’s inhouse railway fleet management system (SAE-R)

This system incorporates state-of-the-art tracking technology, GIS, mobile communications and integration with passenger information systems

EUSPA (The European Union Agency for the Space Programme) awards a contract to GMV for the implementation of the Galileo High Accuracy Data Generator (HADG)

The project aims to ensure the continuous provision of Galileo data with a proper rate, accuracy, availability, continuity and latency

GMV´s leading role in this project is the culmination of a long race and the result of R&D investment in pursuit of cutting-edge GNSS high-accuracy solutions