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.

Scotland, UK uses Libelium Smart Water devices to monitor the water quality of salmon sea farms. The sensors deployed at farms around the archipelago allow staff to measure pH, oxygen, salinity and temperature levels and keep a close eye on the well-being of their stock 24 hours.

In order to combat congestion in the city and improve accessibility for disabled citizens, Huesca, Spain, has installed Libelium’s smart parking sensor solution in 190 disabled parking lots to help detect occupancy and ensure there are enough spaces for those that need them.

The Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) is an international centre for research and consultancy in engineering related geosciences headquartered in Oslo. They have worldwide partnerships identifying solutions and assisting authorities and industry in cleaning up contaminated soil, rock, sediment and groundwater. For one of these solutions it was assisted by Libelium devices with successful results.

Equimodal, a company based in Zaragoza(Spain), has integrated the Libelium fever sensor to the containers that they manufacture, which added to hand and footwear disinfection, as containers can be placed at the entrance to the centre where people must pass through.

Retail stores have joined the normality of using IoT technology to help stop the spread of COVID 19. One such a store is Bee Lion which located in Zaragoza (Spain), it has installed the Libelium fever kit.

Several Libelium air quiality sensors calibrated with the reference stations have been installed in specific locations depending on the density of inhabitants, outdoor activities and especially vulnerable areas such as hospitals, schools or parks.

City Council hired a local company, Integra to install Libelium Meshlium Scanners at access points of the Luis Buñuel Water Park in Zaragoza, Spain. The scanners detect the entrance and exit of people and vehicles to the park as well as the time of stay.

City of Messina has a project, MeSm@RT, that helps to create a portal dedicated to environmental and land monitoring with the use of results by citizens in various forms. It uses Libelium sensors along with geographic information and other public data sources.

Elmec Informatica, has fully automated its headquarters in Brunello (Varese, Italy) with the IoT, in association with its partner, Everynet. One of their projects also includes charging stations for electric cars placed for employees.