With a special focus on artificial intelligence, The Wave brought together professionals from the technology sector at the Palacio de Congresos de Zaragoza on May 15 and 16. Innovation was at the center of the debate among the more than 3.000 attendees who participated in conferences and round tables, led by experts in AI, cloud, cybersecurity and digital transformation, etc., in which the key role of technology in the evolution of the global market was reflected.

Javier Sánchez, Founding Partner of Nologin, participated in a techtalk with Beatriz Calvo, from Inycom, and moderated by Carlos Ortas from Walqa, where he shared current use cases of digital twins and the future challenges to be faced in terms of interoperability, quality and optimization of data computation.

Nologin has more than 14 years of experience in oceanic predictive models, through its NOW Systems division (Nologin Oceanic Weather Systems), specialized in solutions and services for a more sustainable and profitable management of the activities developed in the marine environment.

Digital twins are virtual representations of a phenomenon, of something that happens in nature or of a system, which allows monitoring, simulating and predicting its behavior in real time. Thanks to this technology Nologin, through NOW Systems, helps in operational efficiency and anticipation, facilitating decision making in an agile and data-driven way.

The Wave confirms Zaragoza's commitment to become a center of reference in innovation and technology, and consolidates itself as a meeting point for companies, professionals in the technology sector and startups. With a space dedicated to the exhibition of new technologies and trends in the sector, attendees were able to learn about the latest developments in AI applied to user experience, process automation and big data.