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EXTON, Pa. – October 21, 2020 – Bentley Systems, Incorporated, (Nasdaq: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, has announced the winners of the Year in Infrastructure 2020 Awards. The annual awards program honors the extraordinary work of Bentley users advancing design, construction, and operations of infrastructure throughout the world.
Sixteen independent jury panels selected the 57 finalists from over 400 nominations submitted by more than 330 organizations from more than 60 countries.
Bentley Systems acknowledged 19 Year in Infrastructure 2020 Awards winners and 14 Special Recognition awardees on October 21 during the Year in Infrastructure 2020 Conference, held virtually for the first time. To see the Year in Infrastructure 2020 Awards finalists present their projects, click here.
The Year in Infrastructure 2020 Special Recognition awardees are:
Advancing Project and Asset Longevity
HDR
Marc Basnight Bridge
Dare County, North Carolina, United States
Advancing Bridge Asset Performance Modeling
Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST)
A Smartwatch on the Bridge
Ulsan, Ulju-gun, South Korea
Advancing Industrial Asset Performance Modeling
The Institute of Engineering and Ocean Technology/Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited
Challenges in Addressing Life Extension of Ageing Platforms in Western Offshore of India
Mumbai, India
Comprehensiveness in Industrial Digital Twins
Volgogradnefteproekt, LLC
Ethane-Containing Gas Processing Complex Construction Support
Ust-Luga, St. Petersburg, Russia
Comprehensiveness in Transportation Digital Twins
PT. WASKITA Karya (Persero) Tbk
Railway Facility for Manggarai to Jatinegara: Package A - Phase II ( Main Line II )
South Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
Comprehensiveness in Urban Digital Twins
JSTI Group Co., Ltd.
Hengjiang Avenue Rapid Transformation Project
Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
Comprehensiveness in a Connected Data Environment
Roads & Transport Authority (RTA)
Collaborative Information System Implementation - Whole Lifecycle Common Data Environment
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Advancing Virtualization through Digital Twins
Network Rail
Overcoming Challenges Under COVID-19 Lockdown
Wales and Western Region, United Kingdom
Advancing Model-based Delivery through Digital Twins
NYS Department of Transportation
Model Based Contracting - NYS RT 28 over the Esopus
Mount Tremper, New York, United States
Advancing Mixed-Reality Workflows
Liaoning Water Conservancy and Hydropower Survey and Design Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Chaoyang Underground Pumping Station Project of the LXB Water Supply Project Phase II
Chaoyang, Liaoning, China
Advancing Sustainability Digital Twins
Shanghai Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Electric Environmental Protection Group Technology Renovation and Expansion Project for Nantong Thermoelectric Waste Incineration
Nantong, Jiangsu, China
Advancing Sustainable Architecture
Swatch Ltd., Shigeru Ban, Itten+Brechbühl AG
Swatch Headquarters
Biel, Bern, Switzerland
Advancing Sustainable Energy
Guangdong Hydropower Planning & Design Institute
Guangdong Yangjiang Pumped Storage Power Station
Yangjiang, Guangdong, China
Advancing Sustainable Water
Jacobs
San Jose Headworks
San Jose, California, United States
The winners of the Year in Infrastructure 2020 Awards for going digital advancements in infrastructure are:
4D Digital Construction
DPR Construction
2019 LSM DS Tech Upgrade
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Bridges
Chongqing Communications Planning, Survey & Design Institute Co., Ltd.,
Guizhou Communications Construction Group Co., Ltd.,
Guizhou Bridge Construction Group Co., Ltd.
Digital Design and Construction of Taihong Yangtze River Bridge
Chongqing, China
Buildings and Campuses
Voyants Solutions Private Limited
Bangladesh Regional Waterway Transport Project 1 – Shasanghat (New Dhaka) IWT Terminal
Dhaka-Shasanghat, Narayanganj, Chandpur, and Barisal; Bangladesh
Digital Cities
City of Helsinki
Digital City of Synergy
Helsinki, Finland
Geotechnical Engineering
Golder Associates Hong Kong Ltd.
Tuen Mun-Chek Lap Kok Link Tunnel, Southern Landfall
Hong Kong
Land and Site Development
AAEngineering Group
Dzhamgyr Mine - Project Implementation in Extreme Conditions
Talas Region, Kyrgyzstan
Manufacturing
MCC Capital Engineering & Research Incorporation Ltd.
BIM Technology-Based Construction of Digital Plant for Iron & Steel Base in Lingang, Laoting of HBIS Group Co., Ltd.
Tangshan, Hebei, China
Mining and Offshore Engineering
AAEngineering Group
Digital Twin of AKSU Plant: From Concept to Startup
Aksu, Akmola Region, Kazakhstan
Power Generation
Shanghai Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Electric Environmental Protection Group Technology Renovation and Expansion Project for Nantong Thermoelectric Waste Incineration
Nantong, Jiangsu, China
Project Delivery
Sweco
Sweco | Digitalisation with BIM
United Kingdom
Rail and Transit
POWERCHINA Huadong Engineering Corporation Limited
Innovative Application of Digital Engineering Technology in Shaoxing Rail and Transit Construction
Shaoxing, Zhejiang, China
Reality Modeling
Khatib & Alami
Geo-enabling Reality Model Tips and Tricks
Muscat, Oman
Road and Rail Asset Performance
Roads and Transport Authority (RTA)
Collaborative Information System Implementation - Whole Lifecycle Common Data Environment
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Roads and Highways
Sichuan Road & Bridge (Group) Co., Ltd.
BIM Technology Application on Chengdu-Yibin Expressway
Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Structural Engineering
WSP
WSP Overcomes Complex Challenges with Bentley’s Technology to Deliver Principal Tower
London, England, United Kingdom
Utilities and Communications
Sterlite Power Transmission Limited
Sterlite BIM
Tripura, India
Utilities and Industrial Asset Performance
Shell’s QGC business
Evolution of Engineering Data, Documents and Information Management
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants
Hatch
Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant Outfall
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Networks
DTK Hydronet Solutions
Digital Water Network Engineering & Asset Management of Dibrugarh Water Supply Project
Dibrugarh, Assam, India
All awards finalists and winners
Detailed descriptions of all nominated projects are in the print and digital versions of Bentley’s 2020 Infrastructure Yearbook, which will be published in early 2021. To review the past editions of this publication, access Bentley’s Infrastructure Yearbooks.
About Bentley Systems
Bentley Systems (Nasdaq: BSY) is the infrastructure engineering software company. We provide innovative software to advance the world’s infrastructure – sustaining both the global economy and environment. Our industry-leading software solutions are used by professionals, and organizations of every size, for the design, construction, and operations of roads and bridges, rail and transit, water and wastewater, public works and utilities, buildings and campuses, and industrial facilities. Our offerings include MicroStation-based applications for modeling and simulation, ProjectWise for project delivery, AssetWise for asset and network performance, and the iTwin platform for infrastructure digital twins. Bentley Systems employs more than 4,000 colleagues and generates annual revenues of more than $700 million, in 172 countries. www.bentley.com
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#EUSpace is closer than you think. By relying on the powerful synergies of Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus, EU farmers can increase crop productivity, optimize resources and reduce their environmental footprint. The food on your plate relies on EUspace services.
Grassland and cropland together make up 39 % of Europe's land cover. Today’s agricultural landscape is facing the challenge of producing enough food to respond to a rapid world population growth, while reducing its environmental footprint in terms of emissions, soil degradation, utilisation of water, fertilizers and pesticides.
To tackle these challenges more and more farmers and agriculturists across the European Union resort to precision agriculture. Dutch precision farmer, Jacob Van den Borne took us on a virtual tour of his farm where he explained why space is a true enabler in the sector.
The Van den Borne potato farm, just off the Belgian-Dutch borders, is one of the most technologically advanced farms in the EU. Jacob Van den Borne firstly ventured into the field of precision farming in 2006 and ever since he has not stopped investing in new technologies enabling him to sustainably cultivate his land. The state-of-the-art potato farm utilizes Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus (Sentinel satellites data) as well as aerial footage from drones and big data on daily basis in order to optimize water and fertilizer usage and increase crop yield.
'According to our calculations there’s always around 10-15% fertilizer/pesticide overlap during spraying. With the accurate guidance of EGNSS we are able to minimize this overlap down to 1%' said Van den Borne.
With around 70% of new GNSS tractors using Galileo and another 97% using EGNOS, the EU space technology is becoming the preferred technology for precision farming in Europe. Galileo’s capability of combining signals from other constellations (GPS, GLONASS) and with corrections coming from EGNOS, signal interruptions caused by foliage are reduced to almost zero.
'Some years ago, when seeding the field with my tractor my signal would get interrupted especially in areas with trees. The antennas I was using back then were only GPS + GLONASS enabled. Now with the additional Galileo satellites I have full signal reception even under the trees,' commented Van den Borne when asked about Galileo’s signal robustness.
The virtual farm visit was also an opportunity to showcase the innovative character of H2020 funded Galirumi and Green Patrol projects and the added value they bring to the agribusiness sector.
GREENPATROL is a European precision farming project aiming at developing an innovative and efficient robotic solution for Integrated Pest Management in Greenhouses. The robot uses the most sophisticated signals of satellites especially the multiple-frequencies E1, E5 of Galileo.
The EU project GALIRUMI is aiming to deliver robot weeding for herbicide-free weed control in dairy farming. Robotic weeding will reduce the environmental impact of dairy farming by eliminating herbicide use and thus reducing exposure of farm workers to herbicides. It will also help dairy farmers to switch to organic production, thereby contributing to an increase in production of organically produced milk and better incomes for farmers.
Secretary General of CEMA Jerome Bandry as well as Max Schulman chair of Central Union of Agricultural Producers and Forest Owners also joined the visit and the discussion, stressing the importance of raising awareness about the available resources and make it accessible to all farmers across the EU.
With eyes fixed on the EU Green Deal, the European Commission has set out policies and legislations such as the Farm to Fork Strategy to support Member States in achieving food sustainability. Synergies between the EU satellite systems can support precision farming and lead to a sustainable EU agriculture, mitigating the environmental footprint and enabling the digitisation of agri-governmental controls within the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
GSA is linking the benefits of EUSpace to a wide range of applications and sectors, to tackle current and future challenges such as a sustainable farming system that is able to provide food while reducing it environmental footprint. While space is an invisible infrastructure, it does have an impact on your plate.
Here’s a recap of the virtual visit.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
#EUSpace is closer than you think. By relying on the powerful synergies of Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus, EU farmers can increase crop productivity, optimize resources and reduce their environmental footprint. The food on your plate relies on EUspace services.
Grassland and cropland together make up 39 % of Europe's land cover. Today’s agricultural landscape is facing the challenge of producing enough food to respond to a rapid world population growth, while reducing its environmental footprint in terms of emissions, soil degradation, utilisation of water, fertilizers and pesticides.
To tackle these challenges more and more farmers and agriculturists across the European Union resort to precision agriculture. Dutch precision farmer, Jacob Van den Borne took us on a virtual tour of his farm on 3 September 2020 where he explained why space is a true enabler in the sector.
The Van den Borne potato farm, just off the Belgian-Dutch borders, is one of the most technologically advanced potato farms in the EU. Jacob Van den Borne firstly ventured into the field of precision farming in 2006 and ever since he has not stopped investing in new technologies enabling him to sustainably cultivate his land. The state-of-the-art potato farm utilizes Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus (Sentinel satellites data) as well as aerial footage from drones and big data on daily basis in order to optimize water and fertilizer consumption and increase crop yield.
'According to our calculations there’s always around 10-15% fertilizer/pesticide overlap during spraying. With the accurate guidance of EGNSS we are able to minimize this overlap down to 1%' said Van den Borne.
With around 70% of new GNSS tractors using Galileo and another 97% using EGNOS, the EU space technology is becoming the preferred low-cost entry technology for precision farming in Europe. Galileo’s capability of combining signals from other constellations (GPS, GLONASS) and with corrections coming from EGNOS, signal interruptions caused by foliage are reduced to almost zero.
'Some years ago, when seeding the field with my tractor my signal would get interrupted especially in areas with increased forestry. The antennas I was using back then were only GPS + GLONASS enabled. Now with the additional Galileo satellites I have full signal reception even under the trees,' commented Van den Borne when asked about Galileo’s signal robustness.
The virtual farm visit was also an opportunity to showcase the innovative character of H2020 funded Galirumi and Green Patrol projects and the added value they bring to the agribusiness sector.
GREENPATROL is a European precision farming project aiming at developing an innovative and efficient robotic solution for Integrated Pest Management in Greenhouses. The robot uses the most sophisticated signals of satellites especially the multiple-frequencies E1, E5 and E6 by Galileo.
The EU project GALIRUMI is aiming to deliver robot weeding for herbicide-free weed control in dairy farming. Robotic weeding will reduce the environmental impact of dairy farming by eliminating herbicide use and reducing exposure of farm workers to herbicides. It will also help dairy farmers to switch to organic production, thereby contributing to an increase in production of organically produced milk and better incomes for farmers.
Secretary General of CEMA Jerome Bandry as well as Max Schulman chair of Central Union of Agricultural Producers and Forest Owners also joined the visit and the discussion, stressing the importance of raising awareness about the available resources and make it accessible to all farmers across the EU.
With eyes fixed on the EU Green Deal, the European Commission has set out policies and legislations such as the Farm to Fork Strategy to support Member States in achieving food sustainability. Synergies between the EU satellite systems can support precision farming and lead to a sustainable EU agriculture, mitigating the environmental footprint and enabling the digitisation of agri-governmental controls within the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
GSA is linking the benefits of EUSpace to a wide range of applications and sectors, to tackle current and future challenges such as a sustainable farming system that is able to provide food while reducing it environmental footprint. While space is an invisible infrastructure, it does have an impact on your plate.
Here’s a recap of the virtual visit.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
#EUSpace is closer than you think. By relying on the powerful synergies of Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus, EU farmers can increase crop productivity, optimize resources and reduce their environmental footprint. The food on your plate relies on EUspace services.
Grassland and cropland together make up 39 % of Europe's land cover. Today’s agricultural landscape is facing the challenge of producing enough food to respond to a rapid world population growth, while reducing its environmental footprint in terms of emissions, soil degradation, utilisation of water, fertilizers and pesticides.
To tackle these challenges more and more farmers and agriculturists across the European Union resort to precision agriculture. Dutch precision farmer, Jacob Van den Borne took us on a virtual tour of his farm where he explained why space is a true enabler in the sector.
The Van den Borne farm, just off the Belgian-Dutch borders, is one of the most technologically advanced farms in the EU. Jacob Van den Borne firstly ventured into the field of precision farming in 2006 and ever since he has not stopped investing in new technologies enabling him to sustainably cultivate his land. The state-of-the-art potato farm utilizes Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus (Sentinel satellites data) as well as aerial footage from drones and big data on daily basis in order to optimize water and fertilizer usage and increase crop yield.
'According to our calculations there’s always around 10-15% fertilizer/pesticide overlap during spraying. With the accurate guidance of EGNSS we are able to minimize this overlap down to 1%' said Van den Borne.
With around 70% of new GNSS tractors using Galileo and another 97% using EGNOS, the EU space technology is becoming the preferred technology for precision farming in Europe. Galileo’s capability of combining signals from other constellations (GPS, GLONASS) and with corrections coming from EGNOS, service provision becomes as seamless than ever.
'Some years ago, when seeding the field with my tractor my signal would get interrupted especially in areas with trees. The antennas I was using back then were only GPS + GLONASS enabled. Now with the additional Galileo satellites I have full signal reception even under the trees,' commented Van den Borne when asked about Galileo’s signal robustness.
The virtual farm visit was also an opportunity to showcase the innovative character of H2020 funded Galirumi and Green Patrol projects and the added value they bring to the agribusiness sector.
GREENPATROL is a European precision farming project aiming at developing an innovative and efficient robotic solution for Integrated Pest Management in Greenhouses. The robot uses the most sophisticated signals of satellites especially the multiple-frequencies E1, E5 of Galileo.
The EU project GALIRUMI is aiming to deliver robot weeding for herbicide-free weed control in dairy farming. Robotic weeding will reduce the environmental impact of dairy farming by eliminating herbicide use and thus reducing exposure of farm workers to herbicides. It will also help dairy farmers to switch to organic production, thereby contributing to an increase in production of organically produced milk and better incomes for farmers.
Secretary General of CEMA Jerome Bandry as well as Max Schulman chair of Central Union of Agricultural Producers and Forest Owners also joined the visit and the discussion, stressing the importance of raising awareness about the available resources and make it accessible to all farmers across the EU.
With eyes fixed on the EU Green Deal, the European Commission has set out policies and legislations such as the Farm to Fork Strategy to support Member States in achieving food sustainability. Synergies between the EU satellite systems can support precision farming and lead to a sustainable EU agriculture, mitigating the environmental footprint and enabling the digitisation of agri-governmental controls within the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
GSA is linking the benefits of EUSpace to a wide range of applications and sectors, to tackle current and future challenges such as a sustainable farming system that is able to provide food while reducing it environmental footprint. While space is an invisible infrastructure, it does have an impact on your plate.
Here’s a recap of the virtual visit.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
#EUSpace is closer than you think. By relying on the powerful synergies of Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus, EU farmers can increase crop productivity, optimize resources and reduce their environmental footprint. The food on your plate relies on EUspace services.
Grassland and cropland together make up 39 % of Europe's land cover. Today’s agricultural landscape is facing the challenge of producing enough food to respond to a rapid world population growth, while reducing its environmental footprint in terms of emissions, soil degradation, utilisation of water, fertilizers and pesticides.
To tackle these challenges more and more farmers and agriculturists across the European Union resort to precision agriculture. Dutch precision farmer, Jacob Van den Borne took us on a virtual tour of his farm on 3 September 2020 where he explained why space is a true enabler in the sector.
The Van den Borne potato farm, just off the Belgian-Dutch borders, is one of the most technologically advanced potato farms in the EU. Jacob Van den Borne firstly ventured into the field of precision farming in 2006 and ever since he has not stopped investing in new technologies enabling him to sustainably cultivate his land. The state-of-the-art potato farm utilizes Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus (Sentinel satellites data) as well as aerial footage from drones and big data on daily basis in order to optimize water and fertilizer consumption and increase crop yield.
'According to our calculations there’s always around 10-15% fertilizer/pesticide overlap during spraying. With the accurate guidance of EGNSS we are able to minimize this overlap down to 1%' said Van den Borne.
With around 70% of new GNSS tractors using Galileo and another 97% using EGNOS, the EU space technology is becoming the preferred low-cost entry technology for precision farming in Europe. Galileo’s capability of combining signals from other constellations (GPS, GLONASS) and with corrections coming from EGNOS, signal interruptions caused by foliage are reduced to almost zero.
'Some years ago, when seeding the field with my tractor my signal would get interrupted especially in areas with increased forestry. The antennas I was using back then were only GPS + GLONASS enabled. Now with the additional Galileo satellites I have full signal reception even under the trees,' commented Van den Borne when asked about Galileo’s signal robustness.
The virtual farm visit was also an opportunity to showcase the innovative character of H2020 funded Galirumi and Green Patrol projects and the added value they bring to the agribusiness sector.
GREENPATROL is a European precision farming project aiming at developing an innovative and efficient robotic solution for Integrated Pest Management in Greenhouses. The robot uses the most sophisticated signals of satellites especially the multiple-frequencies E1, E5 and E6 by Galileo.
The EU project GALIRUMI is aiming to deliver robot weeding for herbicide-free weed control in dairy farming. Robotic weeding will reduce the environmental impact of dairy farming by eliminating herbicide use and reducing exposure of farm workers to herbicides. It will also help dairy farmers to switch to organic production, thereby contributing to an increase in production of organically produced milk and better incomes for farmers.
Secretary General of CEMA Jerome Bandry as well as Max Schulman chair of Central Union of Agricultural Producers and Forest Owners also joined the visit and the discussion, stressing the importance of raising awareness about the available resources and make it accessible to all farmers across the EU.
With eyes fixed on the EU Green Deal, the European Commission has set out policies and legislations such as the Farm to Fork Strategy to support Member States in achieving food sustainability. Synergies between the EU satellite systems can support precision farming and lead to a sustainable EU agriculture, mitigating the environmental footprint and enabling the digitisation of agri-governmental controls within the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
GSA is linking the benefits of EUSpace to a wide range of applications and sectors, to tackle current and future challenges such as a sustainable farming system that is able to provide food while reducing it environmental footprint. While space is an invisible infrastructure, it does have an impact on your plate.
Here’s a recap of the virtual visit.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Infoshare, the biggest tech conference in Central and Eastern Europe went virtual and global this year, with more than 7500 participants joining the online streaming. The GSA joined both the virtual exhibition and the start-up expo, together with eight European start-ups showcasing their innovative EGNSS-based solutions
With a long track record of boosting entrepreneurship and space-tech innovation, the GSA selected eight GNSS-enthusiast start-ups to join the exhibition and to promote their Galileo solutions. The eight European businesses harnessing EGNSS in agriculture, safety at work, localization, aviation, high accuracy, maritime and rail were offered to present their solutions to companies and investors during the two last weeks of September 2020.
With a line-up of 191 speakers, thought-leaders, innovators and business-disrupters, the global conference showcased next-gen technologies, produced 8 300 minutes of content and connected hundreds of companies, investors and start-ups from 71 countries. Six days of live streaming included a rich agenda featuring project presentations, matchmaking sessions, workshops and lectures for developers, marketers, executives, investors and more. The programme was divided into several stages on various topics, such as business leadership, marketing strategies, apps development, and success stories including solutions using space synergies.
Companies and projects like 3daerospace, MSDK research, Argeo, GroundEye, Flamingo GNSS, Galileonaut, Delate and PRNS, all featured at this year’s Infoshare, showing how EUspace can ignite business and entrepreneurship.
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3daerospace: through its business solution DeVines, the startup addresses common problems for winemakers and vineyards. The solution combines the assets of Galileo for precise geolocation and artificial intelligence for precise monitoring. Grape growers and winemakers will be able to use a mobile app or a web-based map to visualise the digital vineyard map, assisting producers in their winemaking management at different stages: workforce management, vines supervision and vineyard management.
MSDK research’s LifeGuard is an end-to-end, modular solution for worker safety. It consists of an AI-powered analytics platform and a wearable sensor-kit that warns workers of any potential dangers and notifies the monitoring team should any accidents happen. This Galileo-enabled app also assists with contact tracing, aid management, or hazard interpolation.
ARGEO is a proximity marketing mobile app which merges the powerful technologies of augmented reality and Galileo’s added value in geolocation. ARGEO generates a drive-to-store flow combining gamification and online interaction with an offline finish.
GroundEye by Blue Dot Solutions is a technology platform to monitor mobile ground infrastructure at airports. The system is characterized by Galileo’s added precision, fast and reliable data transmission, a wide range of data analysis together with a collision and threat detection system, and the highest level of security.
FLAMINGO GNSS is a direct response to the emerging trend for higher accuracy positioning on mass market devices. FLAMINGO Project has created a positioning service with enhanced accuracy for smartphones, lowering accuracy from approximately 3 to 10 metres down to 0.5 to 1 metre, enhancing user experience and creating new and improved features in location-based apps, while allowing the development of next-gen location-based apps.
GalileoNaut is a mobile application that helps sailors find their way inside a port or a marina. It allows the harbour master's office to assign a docking place to a boat entering the harbour, and, by combining Galileo’s positioning and mapping, the sailor can be safely guided to the docking place without any assistance from the harbour master’s office. GalileoNaut considers the location given by the smartphone and uses a surface algorithm to compute the trajectory to the docking place. Thus, sailors can be reassured in their boating practices and particularly in the approach phase of a port, which is the most delicate phase.
Delate is the first app that uses Galileo to turn train delays into discounts on products and services. The App offer benefits for train commuters, and at the same time, it functions as a marketing tool for the brands present on the app's marketplace.
PRNS (Precision Navigation Systems) has recently launched Stargate RTK worldwide GNSS correction service that provides access to tailored GNSS correction streams in real-time for precise positioning, tracking, and navigation to unlimited devices.
Before the end of the year, there is one more opportunity to learn, exchange and network with EUSpace leaders and innovators. That’s right, the #EUSpaceWeek 2020, December 7-11, the biggest space event of the year, is going virtual and global, connecting all key EUSpace actors, stakeholders, decision-makers, industry and user-communities. The programme is packed with key notes, programme updates, user consultations, investors fora, and networking opportunities, to join pre-register here.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Infoshare, the biggest tech conference in Central and Eastern Europe went virtual and global this year, with more than 7500 participants joining the online streaming. The GSA joined both the virtual exhibition and the start-up expo, together with eight European start-ups showcasing their innovative EGNSS-based solutions
With a long track record of boosting entrepreneurship and space-tech innovation, the GSA selected eight GNSS-enthusiast start-ups to join the exhibition and to promote their Galileo solutions. The eight European businesses harnessing EGNSS in agriculture, safety at work, localization, aviation, high accuracy, maritime and rail were offered to present their solutions to companies and investors during the two last weeks of September 2020.
With a line-up of 191 speakers, thought-leaders, innovators and business-disrupters, the global conference showcased next-gen technologies, produced 8 300 minutes of content and connected hundreds of companies, investors and start-ups from 71 countries. Six days of live streaming included a rich agenda featuring project presentations, matchmaking sessions, workshops and lectures for developers, marketers, executives, investors and more. The programme was divided into several stages on various topics, such as business leadership, marketing strategies, apps development, and success stories including solutions using space synergies.
EGNSS solutions in bloom
Companies and projects like 3daerospace, MSDK research, Argeo, GroundEye, Flamingo GNSS, Galileonaut, Delate and PRNS, all featured at this year’s Infoshare, showing how EUspace can ignite business and entrepreneurship.
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3daerospace: through its business solution DeVines, the startup addresses common problems for winemakers and vineyards. The solution combines the assets of Galileo for precise geolocation and artificial intelligence for precise monitoring. Grape growers and winemakers will be able to use a mobile app or a web-based map to visualise the digital vineyard map, assisting producers in their winemaking management at different stages: workforce management, vines supervision and vineyard management.
MSDK research’s LifeGuard is an end-to-end, modular solution for worker safety. It consists of an AI-powered analytics platform and a wearable sensor-kit that warns workers of any potential dangers and notifies the monitoring team should any accidents happen. This Galileo-enabled app also assists with contact tracing, aid management, or hazard interpolation.
ARGEO is a proximity marketing mobile app which merges the powerful technologies of augmented reality and Galileo’s added value in geolocation. ARGEO generates a drive-to-store flow combining gamification and online interaction with an offline finish.
GroundEye by Blue Dot Solutions is a technology platform to monitor mobile ground infrastructure at airports. The system is characterized by Galileo’s added precision, fast and reliable data transmission, a wide range of data analysis together with a collision and threat detection system, and the highest level of security.
FLAMINGO GNSS is a direct response to the emerging trend for higher accuracy positioning on mass market devices. FLAMINGO Project has created a positioning service with enhanced accuracy for smartphones, lowering accuracy from approximately 3 to 10 metres down to 0.5 to 1 metre, enhancing user experience and creating new and improved features in location-based apps, while allowing the development of next-gen location-based apps.
GalileoNaut is a mobile application that helps sailors find their way inside a port or a marina. It allows the harbour master's office to assign a docking place to a boat entering the harbour, and, by combining Galileo’s positioning and mapping, the sailor can be safely guided to the docking place without any assistance from the harbour master’s office. GalileoNaut considers the location given by the smartphone and uses a surface algorithm to compute the trajectory to the docking place. Thus, sailors can be reassured in their boating practices and particularly in the approach phase of a port, which is the most delicate phase.
Delate is the first app that uses Galileo to turn train delays into discounts on products and services. The App offer benefits for train commuters, and at the same time, it functions as a marketing tool for the brands present on the app's marketplace.
PRNS (Precision Navigation Systems) has recently launched Stargate RTK worldwide GNSS correction service that provides access to tailored GNSS correction streams in real-time for precise positioning, tracking, and navigation to unlimited devices.
The GSA goes virtual
Before the end of the year, there is one more opportunity to learn, exchange and network with EUSpace leaders and innovators. That’s right, the #EUSpaceWeek 2020, December 7-11, the biggest space event of the year, is going virtual and global, connecting all key EUSpace actors, stakeholders, decision-makers, industry and user-communities. The programme is packed with key notes, programme updates, user consultations, investors fora, and networking opportunities, to join pre-register here.
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