Industry 4.0 Archivos

GRD Tech: 5G, the tech revolution in the 2020s

Everyone is talking about 5G mobile technology and how they will transform our lives… but how will 5G really affect us? Will it have such an impact on our daily lives?

Data anonymization: how does it protect us?

How can we guarantee that our data is really anonymous or that there is no risk to privacy? The answer to this question is simple: absolute guarantees do not exist. That is why it is so important to invest in R&D to advance in this type of techniques.

Artificial Intelligence: truths and myths

We are experiencing the rise of a set of methods, algorithms and applications under the label of Artificial Intelligence. But what is artificial intelligence? What does it really consist of? In this post we will try to answer the concepts and bases of AI technology

5 key trends from CES 2019 to keep in mind

After five intense days and 10,600 kilometres, our team moved to the city Elvis sang to for showcasing new Gradiant’s solution to prevent document fraud. They tell us what happened at Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) and what technology trends we should be aware of during 2019

21st century Women Technologists: Antía Fernández

Born in Allariz, our colleague is a telecommunications engineer and played in the Galician basketball team. In addition, Antía plays the bagpipe and in her free time enjoys nature and practices yoga.

Lifelong learning: a key competence for the workers of the future

Aware of the importance that people have in the change towards Industry 4.0, we deepen in the relevance of education as a mechanism of adaptation of workers and in the new necessary skills such as lifelong learning, in which Gradiant is currently working.

ElevenPaths & Gradiant work together on users’ biometric verification on the encrypted domain

Both organizations have collaborated through TEGRA cybersecurity center to develop a technology for user’s biometric verification in the encrypted domain using SPED-signature techniques.

The use of ICT in the classroom: digital textbooks

Steve Jobs’ official biography (Isaacson, 2011) reveals that in a meeting between him and Barack Obama, the educational situation in the country was approached from a critical point of view. Jobs referred to an “old-fashioned” education system and the great potential for improvement of study materials thanks to new technologies: “All books, learning materials […]