Anna Solana has been writing about technology, business and science since 1996 for online and offline publications, mainly in Barcelona. Previously, she was the editor of diaridebarcelona.com.
Catalan startup Earthdas says its graphene battery charges 12 times faster than lithium-based tech.
A top Spanish vineyard is using the Internet of Things to improve grape cultivation and save money.
The Cookit spatula can detect if your cooking contains too much sodium.
ISizeYou is a virtual tailor app that helps you buy the right size of clothes online first time.
The TV and radio masts already exist, so adding IoT antennas is a logical step for Spain's Balearic Islands.
Researchers are developing algorithm that doesn't let automated systems perpetuate human discrimination.
Spanish researchers are developing a reversible digital-marking method using the H.264 video-compression standard.
The ambitions of Barcelona's Supercomputing Center stretch well beyond the newly-operational MareNostrum 4.
Dubai reckons robots will make up 25 percent of its police force by 2030, but experts aren't so sure.
By applying machine learning to music fans' data, Spanish startup WeGow has added concert recommendations to fan chat and ticketing.