APPLICATION SECTORS
ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES
- Artificial intelligence
- Smart devices
- Data Science
- Data Infraestructure
- 5G / 6G
- Connectivity
- Digital Twins
- Robotics
- Virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed(MR)
- Blockchain
- Digital Services
- City Platforms
- laaS & PaaS
ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT
- Climate emergency
- Greenhouse gas detection
- Alimentation and agriculture
- Water and waste management
- Green spaces
- CleanTech
- New energetic models
- Energy management
- Zero Waste
MOBILITY
- Public Transport
- E-Mobility
- Micro & Shared
- Transportation networks
- Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
- Mobility's future
- Autonomous vehicles
- Drones
- Connected vehicles
- Vehicle mobility plans
- Governance
- Seamless transportation
LIVING & INCLUSION
- Cities for everybody
- Digital, social and gender inclusion
- Health
- Education
- Green Buildings
ECONOMY
- Circular economy
- Innovation ecosystems
- Industry 4.0
- Talent attraction
INFRASTRUCTURE & BUILDINGS
- Smart buildings
- Sustainable construction
- Innovative materials
- Nearly Zero-Energy Buildings (NZEB)
- Urban planifications
- BIM (Building Information Modeling)
SAFETY & SECURITY
- Cibersecurity
- Data security
- Digital rights
- Fraud detection - urban security
- Ethics of the city and security
- Risk predictions and emergency response
- Safety in critical infraestructures
RELATED PROJECTS
- The Centre of Applied Research in Hydrometeorology (CRAHI) of the UPC participates in the European project RESIST. The aim of this project is to study the use of tools to improve preparation for weather emergencies and thus to increase resilience in the face of climate change.
- The Motion Control and Industrial Applications Centre (MCIA UPC) is taking part in the POWERTWIN project, led by Smartech Cluster. The aim is to develop, through […]
- 21/12/2022Project Headerrightrightno-repeat;left top;;auto20px To achieve the energy transition, the development, penetration and permanence of renewable energy is vital, particularly photovoltaic energy. By 2050, the share of […]
- Researchers from Barcelona Innovative Transportation (BIT) and from inLab FIB of the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - BarcelonaTech (UPC) have worked on MultiDEPART. In the framework of this project, three key tools have been developed for the planning and management of urban mobility, which will help public transport authorities and their operators to adopt and scale transport services on demand (Demand Responsive Transit, DRT) in their areas.
