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Today we are witnessing a new revolution inspired by a new concept of the Internet in which people as well as objects are connected. We are talking about the Internet of Things. This new technology model connects devices in the world that surrounds us (sensors, actuators, devices in everyday objects), making it possible to gather information and provide a greater and better global connection. This new Internet model can transform objects or devices, originally programmed for a certain automated function, into intelligent devices that send information to the Internet and the Cloud, and receive information from their environment, thus allowing them to respond according to the interest of the individuals.

The BISITE research group has ample experience in the design and implementation of Wireless Sensor Networks, as well as the design of novel fusion algorithms for the information received from the sensors. The sensor networks provide an infrastructure capable of supporting distributed communication needs, and increase the mobility, flexibility and efficiency of the users. Furthermore, they facilitate the availability of services (programs, data, equipment, etc.) for any network team that may require them, regardless of the physical location of either the resource or the user. The control and automation devices make it possible to obtain information about the environment and to react physically, expanding user capabilities and automating daily activities.



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      The research group BISITE has extensive experience in the development and implementation of systems based on Ambient Intelligence (Ambient Intelligence) and related areas, such as Ambient Assisted Living, eHealth and eInclusion, among others. These systems are able to obtain background information and automatically adjust to the user’s needs and environment characteristics, all in a simple and ubiquitous form for users, with the objective to optimize and facilitate their daily activities.

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