In Sardinia, Consulmedia, a systems integrator with valuable experience on this Italian island, has developed an Agriculture 4.0 project using data from Libelium sensors.

Livestock is in the spotlight due to its high contamination. Agricultural pollution is released into the environment as a result of the cultivation and raising of livestock, food crops, animal feed, and biofuel crops. IoT with Libelium, Business Intelligence and Blockchain technology work together to reduce methane emissions in a cattle farm.

Adroit, distributor of Libelium smart water technology in New Zealand, aids producers on the journey of continual efficiency and sustainability improvement, to achieve an A+, in the world-leading sustainable aquaculture standards program. Two of Adroit’s most recent projects are helping both salmon and mussel producers to meet these standards of sustainability, quality and efficiency.

From running her father’s grocery store, Zoilo Ríos Gracia came up with the idea of ​​incorporating a fuel pump and then Zoilo Ríos, S.A. was established, with the first pump located in the industrial estate “El Portazgo”, Zaragoza, Spain. Today, Grupo Zoilo Ríos is a gas and other services station chain with twenty lots and is discovering the benefits of IoT. A new twist in its business strategy in which Libelium’s technology has assisted.

The heterogeneity in Hungary’s agriculture coupled with the lack of digitization makes it difficult to make informed decisions to improve production. To help the national agricultural sector, Széchenyi István University has designed a smart agriculture project with Libelium Agriculture, Water and Environmental sensors, which they have named the “Field Monitoring Laboratory”.

Port cities suffer from one more source of air pollution than any other inland city.
In the Balearic Islands, knowing that air quality has been a priority for European ports since 2013, they wanted to understand if the ferries and cruise ships that docked in their port polluted more or less than any other factor. Now, Libelium’s IoT sensor platform helps to control the environmental impact in the port of Palma de Mallorca to become a smart tourist destination.

Libelium’s Smart Tracking solution allows Querqus to know when one of their trucks enters and leaves the customers and suppliers facilities. Querqus is a company dedicated to the purchase, storage, construction, and repair of pallets. Its main business is pallet management.

Inland regions of Spain, such as Aragon, encourage active tourism to boost the economy of the region. In this adventure tourism, monitoring water can indicate which areas are cleanest and safest for adventurers. Thus, the good health of the rivers has a direct impact on the local economy.

A restaurant in New Zealand has placed a NB-IoT enabled Libelium Plug & Sense! Smart Environment device in their kitchen allowing indoor air quality monitoring. So they can prevent smoke and fire leaks that could affect both the premises and the rest of the building.

Libelium’s smart parking technology is helping one of the biggest hotels in the centre of Madrid to optimize the performance of its parking spaces. The main objective of the platform is the management of the parking lots and the users that utilise the spaces in their different formats: temporary use reserved spaces for special occasions and assignment.