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Local company cooks technology of the future in Bayamon
The idea behind Engine-4 is to develop and promote NB-IoT projects, which is considered one part of the fourth industrial revolution in the world. Forming alliances with T-Mobile, NUISX Corp and local companies, the first 5G laboratory was created in the Caribbean and Latin America, and the third of T-Mobile in the United States. This laboratory is developing projects in the areas of agriculture, urban areas and education.
Read MoreRobotic gardens are on track in 10 public schools
The Engine-4 Innovation Center received a $187,021 grant from the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC) to install 10 automated gardens Farmbot in an equal number of public high schools. The project is dedicated to promoting the use of technology in the field of agriculture and training students and teachers to use it.
Read MoreEngine-4 opens first lab focused on IoT and artificial intelligence
Engine-4 expands with a $623,000 public investment for the construction of the NB-IoT focused lab in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Read MoreEngine-4 and T-Mobile join forces to innovate in agriculture with 5G network
Engine-4 and T-Mobile join forces to innovate in agriculture with the 5G network in the first innovation laboratory where they aim to develop solutions, products and companies that leverage this new network in T-Mobile's Innovation 5G NB-IoT LAB. Among the projects being worked on, the equipment to be used are the GRONO agricultural robot, the CNC Machine FarmBot and drones such as the DJI 600 Pro and others.
Read MoreT-Mobile partner with Engine-4 to Found the First 5G and NB-IoT Lab
T-Mobile announced that has joined Engine-4 as a founding partner of the first 5G & NB-IOT Open Innovation LAB in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, with the purpose of bringing developers, startups, companies, academic institutions and government institutions together with the collaboration of corporate partners.
Read MoreInnovation to accelerate access to molecular testing
At Engine-4's laboratory in Bayamón, together with the Trede Company, we advance the design and three-dimensional printing of resin swabs for molecular testing of COVID-19 so Puerto Rico will dont' depend on receiving these essential components from outside the country in the fight to contain the pandemic.
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