Híades Business Patterns has been awarded at the Adigital Awards in the Innovation Category, for its Digital Twin Platform for Maritime Traffic Management.
The jury highlighted the innovation that the development of a complete digital twin of a port represents for the port sector, capable of monitoring all its data sources in real time. In a sector that is crucial for the global economy, these innovations not only improve the logistics management of goods, but also ensure that supply chains are faster and more efficient. This is especially relevant for the European Union, which seeks to reduce its dependence on third countries and increase its resilience to crises such as COVID-19.
The Canarian company Híades Business Patterns has developed a platform, AURORA-AMURAThis advanced platform covers the entire management cycle of maritime and port traffic systems, from vessel movement and manoeuvring management, to integration with Port Authority information systems and the largest VTS system manufacturers. This recognition reflects our strong commitment to innovation in logistics management and supply chain through our Port Twin Digital Twin platform.
In a world where the 90% As the freight traffic is carried out by ship, our technology has an immense economic impact. AMURA, acts as a virtual replica of the port, monitoring all its data sources in real time. This allows port managers to make more efficient and strategic decisions, optimizing operations and improving sustainability.
The Spanish Association of the Digital Economy (Adigital) has also awarded:
UNICEF: in the ‘Citizenship’ category, for its work in promoting and protecting the digital rights of children and adolescents.
Citizenry: in the ‘Scalability’ category, for its commitment to internationalization and its evolution as a global company.
InfoJobs – Adevinta Spain: in the ‘Responsible Technology’ category for the pioneering, responsible and transparent use of artificial intelligence.
At the Adigital Awards gala we had the members of the jury:
Asunción Gómez-Pérez: Vice-Rector for Research, Innovation and Doctor at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and academic at the RAE.
Ofelia Tejerina: President of the Association of Internet Users.
Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell: Member of the European Commission’s Group of Experts on Liability and New Technologies and Professor of Commercial Law at the Carlos III University of Madrid.
Susana Solís Pérez: Member of the European Parliament.
We are convinced that technology can have a positive impact on society and will continue to work to develop innovative solutions that optimize the efficiency and sustainability of supply chains.