FCC Industrial present at the inauguration in Las Rozas de Madrid of the headquarters of the Internet of Things cluster

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16/11/2022

FCC Industrial present at the inauguration in Las Rozas de Madrid of the headquarters of the Internet of Things cluster

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The Community of Madrid has inaugurated in the municipality of Las Rozas de Madrid the first headquarters of the clusters set up to promote digitization in the region. This is the center that will apply technology on the Internet of Things (IoT) and which includes the 20 companies that have been working since last May to launch projects related to this field.

The property shares a location with the City Council's HUB232, dedicated to developing activities and initiatives for the promotion and training of talent, innovation and entrepreneurship.

FCC Industrial forms part of the IoT cluster together with other companies such as: LG Electronics Spain; Las Rozas Innovates; ADMIRES; Madrid Digital; American Tower; CEIM; CISCO; and CROWE. In addition, the following are also participating: ESADE Business School, IMDEA Software, IMDEA Networks, Fundación madri+d, J&A Garrigues, KPMG, S2, Telefónica, Complutense University of Madrid, Polytechnic University of Madrid and Viarium Engineering.

In 2023, use cases will begin to be applied on this technology and allowing the created work groups to work collaboratively, in such a way that all are interconnected with each other.