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Deusto Business School students take part in developing a technology that reduces the problems of high noise levels from railways in urban environments.

TECNALIA is working on new technologies to efficiently transport people, goods and waste.

The AMU-LED initiative demonstrates how to safely integrate all types of drone operations in urban environments.

TECNALIA’s researcher Ekain Fernández delves into low carbon hydrogen production; adapting distribution infrastructures; and tailoring processes and systems for its end use.

The expected impact will be greater protection of the economic activity of subsistence miners and the promotion of financial inclusion.

Technology makes it possible to create perfect copies of processes and physical items: clones that are fed information to monitor their every step.

TECNALIA facilitates and streamlines the different stages involved in the manufacture of high value-added components.

TECNALIA advises the Navarre Sustainability and Territorial Agency (NASUVINSA) on how to adapt to the impacts of a changing climate.

TECNALIA collaborates with Hovering Solutions Ltd. and IDP to develop an automated inspection system for underground infrastructures.

Work is underway to develop Europe’s first 100 MW alkaline electrolysis, which will be connected to a Repsol industrial plant.

FENIN and SEIB sign a collaboration agreement to promote innovative activities in healthcare technology

Digitisation contributes to improving a business and links the pillars of the technology transfer process to the market.