As part of the European project MuSiC, TST and the company Quobis are jointly developing a control system to transfer orders to an end device. All this is framed in… read more →
Three TST engineers have been conducting field tests to validate Ultra Wide Band (UWB) technology for outdoor location. These are the first demonstrations carried out for the European project SECREDAS,… read more →
Francisco Alcalá, CEO of TST Sistemas, will participate next March 12th in TEDxUNAV, an event organized by the Economics, Leadership and Governance students of the University of Navarra. The event… read more →
TST enjoys the opportunity to participate in a trade mission to Japan organized by the Cantabria Chamber of Commerce together with Sodercan. Several companies from Cantabria visited this Asian country… read more →
On October 1st and 2nd, TST representatives came to Valencia to take part in the III Congress on Emerging Technologies for Ecosystems 4.0. In this Emerging Technologies 4.0 Forum, we… read more →
The Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities renews the Innovative SME label to TST. This award is a reward for our commitment to innovation, reflected in the high-tech products and… read more →
The public basque waste management company Garbiker has presented a pilot project with our partner Hirisens, a leading company on the integration of IoT solutions. This pilot will allow Hirisens… read more →
TST, a global leader on IoT solutions creation, will be showcasing the application of Narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) in their waste management solution “TSwasTe” at this year’s Mobile World Congress. The… read more →
TST will participate on a new Smart City H2020 project named ‘SynchroniCity’,aimed at create standards to allow the interoperability and connectivity between different Smart Cities technologies based on Internet of… read more →
TST, through its related trading subsidiary Celestia Renovables, has supplied a wireless communication system for the EDP Renováveis wind farm located in Zas(La Coruña, NorthWest of Spain). TST had already… read more →