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Hydrogen. Green that I want you to design green

by Alberto Belda | 8 November 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Energy | 0 Comments

The importance of the design tools and green hydrogen optimisation Green hydrogen is positioning itself as a viable alternative in the context of the transition towards clean and sustainable energy sources. Not only does this energy carrier transform energy without emitting pollutants, but it also...

A better life and a better future; right to foods

by Belén Blanco Espeso | 16 October 2024 | Agrofood, CARTIF Blog | 0 Comments

#WorldFoodDay Once again, the time has come to celebrate food, nourishment, and everything that surrounds this fundamental human right. Every year, on October 16th, the world comes together to celebrate and raise awareness of an essential aspect that affects all of us every single day: food. Food...

Overcoming the Digital Tower of Babel: Interoperability, a key element for the obtention of Intelligent and Connected Buildings

by Susana Martín Toral | 4 October 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Energy | 0 Comments

I have always been passionate about telecommunications, and the implicit idea of achieving a "connected world", wired or wireless, where information flows from one end of the globe to the other, regardless of the location and the native way in which each country, city or region tends to...

From challenge to opportunity: Transforming water management in the Mediterranean

by Nuria Fernández | 27 September 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Environment | 0 Comments

One of the main challenges facing the Spanish Mediterranean basin is the scarcity of water resources, a critical factor for agricultural production in the region. Agriculture is a vital economic sector, dominated by irrigated crops such as vegetables and, currently, olive groves. The latter,...

Lotus flower

by Irene Hompanera | 20 September 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Innovation | 0 Comments

Lotus flower has the capacity of survive on difficult environments, such as pantanous areas, hence it is frecuently associated with the complex vital processes that human being should face. Most technology centres have been told phrases like "tell me about it and I´ll tell you if it adapts to what...

Solution Bundles: A tool in the path through climate neutrality

by Ana Belén Gómez y Rosalía Simón | 13 September 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Energy | 0 Comments

Do you want to know the tool before telling you more about it? Enter to the Beta version here In 2022, the European Commission choosed 112 cities to participate in the"100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities by 2030" initiative (27 european and 12 from partner countries). These cities would receive...

Wildfires in Spain: A scorching reality fueled by Climate Change

by Sara Barilari | 6 September 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Environment | 0 Comments

Let’s talk about wildfires in Spain! Spain is well known for its Mediterranean climate, characterized by high temperatures and low precipitation, particularly during summer. These features attract many tourists every year that choose Spain as holiday destination to enjoy its sunny beaches, vibrant...

Talking about everything visible and invisible (II)

by Pedro Martín Lerones | 30 August 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Construction and Heritage | 0 Comments

Refreshing your memory, in the previous blog “Talking about everything visible and invisible (I)” we briefly told you about the digital technologies and techniques used to inspect, document and analyze Cultural Heritage in the visible range (the one that our eyes capture). It is now time to tell...

Spain energy future: flexibility as the key to a sustainable system

by María Ángeles Gallego de Santiago | 23 August 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Energy | 0 Comments

The world is moving towards a future without fossil fuels, and this transformation is already underway. Fossil fuels, which have been the main source of energy for more than a century, are in decline for reasons of both environmental sustainability and limited availability1. The PNIEC (National...

Collaborative robots: new work employees on construction

by José M. Llamas | 31 July 2024 | CARTIF Blog, Construction and Heritage | 0 Comments

The construction industry is undergoing a quiet revolution. While cranes and excavators continue to take centre stage on construction sites, a new type of worker is gaining ground: collaborative robots, or "cobots". These efficient helpers will transform the way we construct and rehabilitate...

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Suggestion’s chef

by Teba Torres Zapata | Apr 20, 2016

There is a restaurant in Japan where if its clients left one only rice grain in the plate, should pay a fine. Specialized in shellfish, the "Hachikyo Restaurant" offers a dish that consist of salmon roes over a white rice bed. The restaurant informs the...

They are already here…

by María Morillo Cabello | Apr 6, 2016

Entomophagy. This is the name we use to call insect consumption by humans. It is estimated that more than 2.000 million people worldwide include insects in their daily diet, but until now, those palates are not European. Among the most consumed insects are beetles,...

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Biomethane and biohydrogen: the future of energy is here

by María Dolores Hidalgo | Mar 22, 2021

Both biomethane and biohydrogen are two gases that have been going strong in our current energy landscape. Both have a renewable origin and their formation can be associated with CO2 capture and storage processes, another of the great objectives of our society to...

Blockchain for a better planet

by Susana Gutierrez | Mar 10, 2021

Blockchain technology has been explained in a previous entry of this Blog, and another entry about Blockchain and the electric market customers is also available. This new entry is again focused on this technology but, in this case, it will be focused on all the...

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Augmented reality. The new work tool

by Javier Rodríguez Nieto | Jun 13, 2016

Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that is little by little is making way in our daily lives. In broad terms, it consists in embedding digital information to the reality we have before our eyes through real-time superposition of this information about the image...

Internet connected agriculture

by Sergio Saludes Rodil | May 30, 2016

Agriculture is a so old human activity that popular wisdom is full of proverbs and sayings giving recommendations about the best way to precede in farm duties. Popular wisdom along with the knowledge transmitted from parents to children has determined agriculture...

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