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EuropeanLife Media at MWC Barcelona: Our Top 3 Highlights

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MWC Barcelona (formerly Mobile World Congress) is the world’s largest and most influential event for the mobile and connectivity industry. Organized annually by the GSMA, this event in Barcelona, Spain, brings together top executives, innovators, and industry leaders from global tech giants, startups, and telecom operators to showcase cutting-edge technologies and emerging trends.

EuropeanLife Media is always on the lookout for the most inspiring brands and the most innovative stands at the tradeshows we visit. This year our Tradeshow media team have selected our top three highlights from MWC Barcelona, each representing a different facet of technological innovation:

  1. Huawei: The Next-Generation Foldable Smartphone

Huawei continues to push boundaries with its latest flagship, the Huawei Mate XT. This revolutionary foldable phone boasts a stunning triple-screen expansion while maintaining a sleek, lightweight design. Under the hood, it features 16GB RAM, 1TB storage, and the powerful Kirin 9010 processor—ensuring top-tier performance. The device is available in two luxurious color combinations: black and gold, or red and gold, the latter inspired by the Chinese flag and Marvel’s Iron Man. Huawei is once again setting a high standard for smartphone innovation.

See the Huawei Mate XT

  1. Twintual: AI-Powered Digital Communication

A standout startup at 4YFN (4 Years From Now) and SpinUOC Prize Winner (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)Twintual is transforming digital communication. This AI-driven app acts as a virtual assistant, drafting and sending messages when users are unavailable. Learning from personalized interactions, Twintual enhances both personal and professional communication, fostering authentic connections while saving users an average of two hours per day. At the end of each day, users receive a detailed report on AI-generated messages and time saved—making it a game-changer for a stress-free digital life.

Learn more about Twintual

  1. Mossos: The Future of Law Enforcement

The R&D department of the Catalan police force, Mossos d’Esquadra, is bringing policing into the future with two groundbreaking innovations:

High-Tech Police Cruiser

In collaboration with Cupra, Mossos has developed an advanced police vehicle featuring:

  • A stronger engine and enhanced weight management to support new technologies.
  • ALPRs (Automatic Number-Plate Recognition) for instant vehicle identification.
  • Connected cameras linking the vehicle to dispatch and other patrol units.
  • A drone with a 45-meter altitude range, providing real-time aerial surveillance, reducing reliance on costly helicopters for city pursuits.
  • Live drone footage accessible on in-car screens and shared with command centers, enhancing real-time decision-making.

AI-Powered Virtual Police Station

Mossos has also introduced MIA, an AI-driven virtual police assistant that streamlines the reporting process. MIA is capable of conversing in 10 languages, with plans to expand further. It can:

  • Guide victims through the reporting process for thefts, robberies, and other incidents.
  • Generate complete police reports and send them directly to the database and dispatch.
  • Provide a digital copy of reports to individuals via email for easy reference.

This innovative approach not only improves efficiency but also enhances accessibility for international visitors and residents alike.

Final Thoughts

MWC Barcelona 2024 showcased a thrilling mix of advancements across multiple industries, from smartphones to AI and law enforcement technology. Huawei, Twintual, and Mossos stood out as pioneers in their respective fields, each offering groundbreaking solutions that redefine how we interact with technology. EuropeanLife Media will continue to bring you the best of innovation from the world’s top events—stay tuned for more exclusive insights!

By Jesse van Roon
Event Journalist

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