Events

GMV is selected by the European Space Agency (ESA) as a supplier of the Radio Frequency Constellation Simulator, the largest contract signed by GMV in Portugal

The main objectives of Galileo Second Generation are the phasing in of new services, improvement of existing services and increase of security

Coordinated by GMV and funded under the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 programme, ADE (Autonomous DEcision Making in very long traverses) is part of the Strategic Research Cluster (SRC) in space robotics technology

The five weeks of trials put through its paces the robotics technology developed outside the laboratory, performing an almost 500-m autonomous traverse in less than 3 hours, using image-based autonomous navigation

GMV has been chosen by CAF group to develop the precise fleet-tracking and –management system for Jerusalem’s light rail

GMV’s solution will be based on its inhouse railway and tram fleet management system SAE-R^®

As well as basic fleet-management, -tracking and passenger-information functions the system will also offer other ground-breaking features

The objective of the project is to boost safety assessment in the development of new drugs by legacy data sharing

GMV is developing advanced data-integration infrastructure under open standards

Grupo Ruiz turns to GMV for providing the new intelligent transportation system for this Portuguese coastal town’s bus-fleet.

GMV’s turnkey project will combine a fleet-management system, a passenger-information system and onboard video-surveillance.

The project also encompasses an eCall system allowing emergency services to respond immediately to any incident or accident.

By way of a "charitable toast" organized by GMV last Christmas, its employees decided to donate €35,860 to the Food Bank, topped up to €50,000 by the firm.

This charitable gesture brings out the importance today of values such as generosity, fellow-feeling, cooperation and commitment, all of which form part of the DNA of GMV and all its staff.

The donation was handed over to the Food Bank by GMV’s corporate manager of People Strategy & Infrastructures Ignacio Ramos Gorostiola.

It is identified as a “Key Innovator” on the strength of its developments in natural deformation and handling of medical images

Launched under the umbrella of the EDIDP program, GEODE is the biggest Galileo application development project ever launched and a crucial and decisive step towards the development of the Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS) military User Segment

Co-financed by Belgium, Germany, Italy, France and Spain, GEODE is supported by the EU with a grant of about 44 million Euros

Within the Spanish industrial team, GMV is responsible for integration of the GNSS/PRS Receiver system, and in particular for the development of all the Receiver’s signal-processing, navigation and timing functions

The European Commission awards a H2020 Grant to a GMV-led consortium the EUSTM project to help shaping a future European Space Traffic Management capability

The EUSTM team involves SSA/SST experts, satellite operators & manufacturers and launch providers (including relevant actors in the New Space) as well as policy, governance and legal stakeholders.

The opening of this new office continues the company´s international expansion drive, thus consolidating its main business activities

GMV’s Brussels office will work in close cooperation with European Union (EU) institutions, such as The European Commission, the Council of the EU, the European Parliament and EU Agencies

GMV’s inhouse development uTile now makes it possible for information on cancer patients to be shared without jeopardizing their privacy during research into new drugs and treatment

Hospitals, research centers and the pharmaceutical industry can now strike the right balance between harnessing healthcare data and respecting patient privacy, without exposing patient data to any risk of disclosure or even moving it from the respective health center

After featuring prominently in the program’s first and second phases, GMV will be acting as a strategic partner of the projects playing a key role in all third-phase projects of the H2020 Strategic Research Cluster (SRC) on space robotics technologies

In the three new robotics projects GMV will be taking on responsibility for the robotics components’ autonomy systems and cooperation capability, and will also contribute to the guidance, navigation and control systems (GNC)

The aim is to take one more stride towards a final demonstration of the orbital mission and set up a robotic collaboration demonstrator in a Mars-like terrain scenario