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The company is holding a conference this week with the participation of leading figures from the worlds of science and technology

GMV’s technology-based platform will allow SMEs to establish international business and financing contacts quickly and easily, spending much less time and money on the whole process

GMV will set up its SAE-R® fleet management system on the trams of Kaohsiung in Taiwan

All the trams will be fitted with the company’s inhouse M20 onboard units

GMV’s SAE-R® fleet management system is successfully working on Spain’s national railway network RENFE, regional operators like Servicios Ferroviarios de Mallorca plus the tramlines of Warsaw abroad and Zaragoza at home

The company will take on development and testing of functionalities and performance in simulated and real environments

The main services provided will be authentication and high accuracy

GMV thus continues with its outstanding participation in the Galileo program; right from the very start of the project, it has been developing key ground-segment elements that are crucial for the provision of positioning services

By donating its Antari healthcare platform, GMV helps to bring cutting-edge healthcare technology to developing areas of Hispano-America

GMV obtains EC and FDA certification for the radiance healthcare product as well as ISO 13485/9001 certification for the quality management system (QMS) used in its development

Eurosur is a cooperation and information-exchange system that aims to cut down the number of illegal immigrants entering the European Union and increase its security

GMV is prime contractor of the project, with responsibility for execution, management and supervision

The sale of radiance to Saudi Arabia’s King Fahad Specialist Hospital and King Fahad Medical City represents a significant advance in the adaptation of intraoperative radiotherapy planning technology.

ArcFuel is a LIFE+ project; LIFE+ is the EU's financial instrument supporting environmental and nature conservation projects

Other participants besides GMV include outstanding European labs and organizations involved in forest-fire research and prevention

The methodology uses remote-sensing and earth-observation techniques

CISIM is the continuation of the previous CRICTISIM project, both funded by the European Commission – Directorate General of Home Affairs.

Industry and academia showcased the latest advances, research and applications in this sector

Pupils and students aged 8 to 14, all involved in this activity, displayed robots built by themselves

GMV’s aim in this event is to promote and stimulate robotics on a Europe-wide scale while also encouraging participation in today’s technological revolution