A Digital Twin is a virtual model that replicates the real behavior of the system and simulates its response under any conditions. In the water industry, this enables utilities to fully understand the processes that are taking place.
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For the second year in a row, V5G Days 2022 will be taking place from May 30-31 in Valencia, Spain. Idrica is one of the event’s sponsors and will be participating in one of the sessions about 5G deployment success stories.
5G is not just another new generation of communication. It is a veritable revolution in how mobile networks are designed and used. Chema Nebot, Idrica’s Business Development Director, explains the trends in 5G for 2022 in the water industry.
Monitoring infrastructure and irrigation water consumption in agriculture will become commonplace in the coming years. Remote metering and smart irrigation will be two of the key elements in irrigation associations to help them achieve efficient water resource management.
Idrica has developed the first 5G-NR device specifically for the water industry. This piece of equipment, based exclusively on 5G-NR technology, will provide solutions to challenges which had been out of reach up until now, with millions of devices connected in very small areas.
Idrica is participating in the Spanish National 5G Plan with a pilot project which focuses on remote reading of drinking water consumption in real time and the sending of information via the 5G network to a management center.
Minister for Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Nadia Calviño, has attended a series of 5G demonstrations.
On June 14, public authorities attended the presentation of the consortium made up of Idrica and other companies, to work on proofs of concept for 5G technology.
Chema Nebot, Business Development Director at Idrica, and Héctor J. Donat, CEO of Fivecomm, field the questions posed by the attendees to the webinar on 5G.
The webinar will be led by Chema Nebot, Business Development Director at Idrica, and Héctor J. Donat, CEO of Fivecomm. Next Thursday, May 13, they will be reflecting on 5G and its applicability in water.
5G is set to transform the way mobile networks are designed and the way they are used, going way beyond simply improving the functionalities offered by 4G.
Héctor J. Donat shares his vision of the present and future of 5G technology, together with its potential for disruption in the water industry.
The deployment of 5G technology has gained momentum on the global stage. How will it transform water management? Thought leadership piece by Chema Nebot, Head of Business Development at Idrica.
Experts in digital transformation for the water industry.
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