Telefónica has presented at its headquarters in Valencia some of the startups more innovative of Mobile World Congress (MWC) From Barcelona. From cardiopulmonary resuscitation simulations to augmented reality; the firm seeks to bridge the gap between the latest international innovations, the startups and the Administration.
For Jordi Giné, The director of Public Administrations at Telefónica, Valencia, is a benchmark in the use of technologies geared towards local government. An example of this is the incorporation in the city of platforms such as... Smart City, a European benchmark in the sector.
«"ANDThis exhibition aims to bring the latest technological innovations closer to end users and answer questions about their practical applications with experts.», Giné explained.
To the ephemeral space “Telefónica Innovation Days”, has attended Pere Fuset, Councillor for Digital Agenda and Electronic Administration of the Valencia City Council.
Among the most attractive proposals we find Ludus. The company offers augmented reality training using a cardiorespiratory animation mannequin and 3D glasses. Ludus It allows users to recreate real-life situations for practicing resuscitation, even under stress. Also located here is Smowltech, a company that has developed exam supervision software. Ludus y Smowltech, These are startups invested in by Wayra, the Open Innovation initiative of Telefónica.
