Eating too much salt? This smart spatula tells your phone when to cut backThe Cookit spatula can detect if your cooking contains too much sodium.April 10, 2018 by Anna Solana in Innovation
This Android, iOS virtual tailor wants to cut out millions of online clothing returnsISizeYou is a virtual tailor app that helps you buy the right size of clothes online first time.March 21, 2018 by Anna Solana in Mobility
How do you turn these islands into a living IoT lab? Just add 500,000 sensorsThe TV and radio masts already exist, so adding IoT antennas is a logical step for Spain's Balearic Islands.December 8, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation
ID card security: Spain is facing chaos over chip crypto flawsWith the security of its 60 million national ID smartcards in question, Spain faces some tough choices.November 17, 2017 by David Meyer in Security
AI bias in hiring, loans, dating? This search tool aims to create a level playing fieldResearchers are developing algorithm that doesn't let automated systems perpetuate human discrimination.September 26, 2017 by Anna Solana in AI & Robotics
How these hidden video watermarks can help spot piracy, doctored imagesSpanish researchers are developing a reversible digital-marking method using the H.264 video-compression standard.August 17, 2017 by Anna Solana in Security
MareNostrum 4 supercomputer now runs at 11 petaflops but there's more to comeThe ambitions of Barcelona's Supercomputing Center stretch well beyond the newly-operational MareNostrum 4.August 15, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation
Robocops are on the beat: But here's why they're no match for your average criminalDubai reckons robots will make up 25 percent of its police force by 2030, but experts aren't so sure.July 13, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation
This music platform's AI reckons it knows your taste in concertsBy applying machine learning to music fans' data, Spanish startup WeGow has added concert recommendations to fan chat and ticketing.July 7, 2017 by Anna Solana in AI & Robotics
Photos: How FC Barcelona uses football player data to win gamesFC Barcelona is focusing on data analysis to give it an edge on the soccer field and at the bank.June 22, 2017 by Anna Solana in Big Data
Nvidia's supercomputer toolset: Opening up workings of the human heart in real timeNvidia and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center are working on building a better cardiac computational model.May 25, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation
Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube on work time? This cloud tech aims to block accessIn September, more than 50 schools throughout Spain plan to employ IMT Lazarus' cloud-based mobile-device management platform.May 24, 2017 by Anna Solana in Cloud
How video game tech, AR, and 3D models help these surgeons do their jobNew medical technology developed in Spain for biopsies lets doctors navigate through a patient's airways using a precise prepared route.April 4, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation
How supercomputing power is helping with anti-pollution plans like city-wide car bansA modeling tool developed at Barcelona's Supercomputing Center is busy predicting levels of atmospheric pollutants in Spain, Europe, and now Mexico.March 21, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation
How Google Eddystone EID and Bluetooth beacons help this startup find lost luggageA Catalan firm has developed the Bluetooth beacon technology used in Samsonite's secure Track&Go product for locating lost luggage.March 15, 2017 by Anna Solana in Innovation