DIGIS3 news: updates, initiatives, and technology opportunities

The Technological Institute of Castilla y León (ITCL), a member of DIHBU and an affiliated entity of the DIGIS3 project, has launched a new technological demonstrator focusing on 5G technology. 

Organised by DIGIS3 in collaboration with AIR Institute, the Horizonte Rural 5.0 brought together experts and representatives from Castilla y León to discuss innovation and development in rural areas. 

These courses, aimed at professionals in the agricultural sector in Castile and León, provide practical tools to optimise farming operations through guidance technologies and precision agriculture.

On 17th December, DIGIS3, in collaboration with the AIR Institute, invites you to an event to learn about the latest trends and technologies that are revolutionising the rural environment.

ICECYL is organising a “Training Series on Digital Transformation for SMEs” as part of the DIGIS3 project. The aim is to equip small and medium-sized enterprises with the necessary digital tools and skills to enhance their competitiveness and successfully adapt to the digital environment.

On 26th and 27th November, DIGIS3 took part in the Second Edition of the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) Network Summit, held in Brussels, Belgium. This event brought together key stakeholders from the EDIH Network.

The workshop will take place next Wednesday, 27th November, from 09:00 to 18:00, in the SCAYLE Training Room (CRAI-TIC Building, Campus de Vegazana s/n, León).

DIGIS3, in collaboration with AIR Institute, is organising a free workshop aimed at SMEs and freelancers, where they will learn how to implement solutions based on explainable AI, designed to bring transparency and trust to their companies.

TALOS and COROB are the two initiatives co-financed by the European Union, to which DIHBU will contribute its dissemination efforts. This is an opportunity for DIHBU to promote its services, as well as those of DIGIS3, on an international scale.

This initiative, funded by the European Union and the University of León (ULE), aims to enhance the municipality's digital capabilities in areas of management and planning, through the digitalisation of different types of information, including its cartography data.