Desde el martes 6 de Mayo que comenzó Genera, la Feria de la Energía y del Medio Ambiente y a lo largo de toda la semana, Orkli presentó sus propuestas más vanguardistas en materia de solar térmica: sistemas solares como el sistema “todo en uno”; el sistema solar drain-back y otras soluciones relacionadas con la eficiencia energética, como el suelo radiante-refrescante, entre otros.

Orkli ha tomado parte activa en otros eventos de gran relevancia como patrocinador en la I Jornada Construcción del SICRE, feria de Eficiencia Energética y Rehabilitación, con presencia en toda la comunicación de la jornada a la que acudieron más de 100 asistentes.

San Francisco is set to get a new cellular network later this year, but it won’t help fix the city’s spotty mobile-phone coverage. This wireless network is exclusively for things.

The French company SigFox says it picked the Bay Area to demonstrate a wireless network intended to make it cheap and practical to link anything to the Internet, from smoke detectors to dog collars, bicycle locks, and water pipes.

The technology industry is preparing for the Internet of things, a type of computing characterized by small, often dumb, usually unseen computers attached to objects. These devices sense and transmit data about the environment or offer new means of controlling it.

For more than a decade technologists have predicted and argued about the onslaught of these ubiquitous devices. “There is lot of quibbling about what to call it, but there’s little doubt that we’re seeing the inklings of a new class of computer,” says David Blaauw, who leads a lab at the University of Michigan that makes functioning computers no bigger than a typed letter o.