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It will be quicker and easier for tourists to board the Barcelona Bus Turístic, by using optical scanning and QR codes to validate their tickets

The new system will further improve TMB’s service by sending data on times and places of interest, allowing adaptation to the needs of the passengers

The new boarding system will go into operation before the end of 2023

The Global Compact is the leading international initiative promoting corporate sustainability and responsibility

GMV’s commitment is a testament to its aim of becoming an even more sustainable business and bolstering its activity around various targets of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

REPMUS (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping Augmented by Maritime Unmanned Systems) is the largest military exercise with experimental participation by unmanned maritime systems. Its purpose is to allow NATO and its allies to demonstrate their technological and operational capabilities

The IRIS system, developed by GMV as part of the Spanish Ministry of Defense’s RAPAZ program, has demonstrated its high level of interoperability and integration with other command and control systems

GMV has complied with all of the planned integration objectives, with participation in the I2I network used during the exercise, exchanging information with the systems operated by the other allied nations

GMV plays a key role in the European Union’s FirEUrisk project, which aims to find a solution to forest fires

GMV will assess the cascading effects, causes, and consequences of forest fires, and propose science-based solutions

The multinational firm is working on a solution to assist with the diagnosis of crew members while reducing the need for consultation with physicians on Earth

The project will enhance the use of ultrasound technology to capture clinically relevant medical images of the astronauts’ organs

The company will develop a critical system (DAL-A) to manage all the flight commands from the DUO (Designated UAS Operator) to be sent to the UAS

GMV will provide AIRBUS with a reliable safety critical computer to command and control the Eurodrone Unmanned Aerial System (UAS)

The number of space debris orbiting the Earth is increasing at an outstanding pace pushed by a boost on the number of launches in the past few years. The European Space Agency (ESA) estimates that a total of almost 10,000 tons of material is currently orbiting our planet, including over a million objects bigger than 1 cm. GMV is a world leading light in the study, monitoring and prevention of space debris to safeguard future space sustainability.

GMV won seven projects in the first EDF call, bringing the total number of EDIDP and EDF projects it is involved in to 19

The seven projects that GMV is taking part in amount to a European Commission contribution of nearly €350 million, topping up the more than €200 million in projects from the two previous EDIDP calls

The awarded projects will focus on developing missile defense system capabilities, systems for dismounted soldiers, avionics, command and control, navigation, and cyberdefense

ALSA, GMV, INDRA, MASERMIC, MAS MÓVIL, RENAULT GROUP and SIGMA have launched the R3CAV project, which positions the partners at the forefront of the technologies needed to develop future autonomous and connected vehicles

The initiatives that are already being worked on include an autonomous vehicle for the industrial environment at the Renault Factory in Palencia as well as different tests on connectivity systems in highly automated vehicles for transporting people in the town of Alcobendas (Madrid)

As part of the Space Safety Program (S2P), the European Space Agency (ESA) defined a technological cornerstone for Collision Risk Estimation and Automated Mitigation (CREAM)

The aim of the cornerstone is the development of technology for automated collision avoidance to reduce man-power efforts, the time between manoeuvre decision and close approach, and the number of false alerts

GMV acts as a prime contractor in two of the three activities launched in the framework of CREAM and also participates in the third one

The OASIS team at IES José Luís Sampedro in Madrid, which has the support of GMV, makes it to the FIRST^® LEGO^® LEAGUE International Open Brazil

Composed of 9 female students between 13 and 15 years old, the team will defend their sustainable electric energy production project aimed at road lighting, in order to reduce accidents and casualties due to lack of lighting

As part of their commitment to talented youth, GMV has maintained close connections with the FIRST^® LEGO^® LEAGUE since 2008