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Verisure has solidified its position in the technology industry by transforming home security into a proactive protection ecosystem based on artificial intelligence, backed by millions in investments in international R&D centers. Its focus on research and development is reflected in the creation of advanced models (in collaboration with platforms such as AWS SageMaker and Bedrock) and cutting-edge technologies like PreSense, as well as its recent partnerships in AI-powered sensor technology with Origin AI; thanks to this, the company processes millions of signals, images, and contextual patterns in real time to detect human presence and anticipate intrusion risks before they occur, while also achieving the holy grail of monitoring centers: filtering out and drastically reducing false alarms with surgical precision.

Specifically, the following topics will be addressed:

• Software development for embedded systems isn't as easy as it seems
• AI and Observability

SesSION 1: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT FOR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS ISN'T AS EASY AS IT SEEMS

19/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 41D03

Have you ever wondered why writing C++ for a microcontroller looks nothing like writing C++ for a server? Did you know that a single product can house both a microcontroller and an application processor, each with its own memory and real-time constraints? Are you familiar with the engineering tools and practices that make it possible to bring modern C++—along with all its safety guarantees—to a resource-constrained device sitting in the homes of millions of customers?

In this session, we will explore how Verisure designs and develops embedded software for its IoT devices, from architecture to the continuous integration pipeline that puts it to the test before it hits production.
 

CONTENTS

• Introduction: The Challenge of Building a B2C IoT Product at Scale
• The Hardware Behind the Software: Multi-core Architectures (Cortex-M4 + Cortex-A7) and Custom Linux with Yocto
• C++23 on resource-constrained systems: security, compile-time computation, static polymorphism, concepts such as interface contracts, std::expected versus exception-based execution control, and the RAII/stack-first philosophy as a deterministic resource management practice
• From the laptop to the target hardware: cross-compilation on hardware and the CI/CD pipeline (CMake, Jenkins, SonarQube, test coverage) and updates.
• Putting the system to the test: emulators versus real hardware, testing, debugging in embedded environments, and QA
• A career in embedded systems: what distinguishes a junior from a lead and a principal
• Closing remarks and Q&A session

SPEAKER

Alfredo Muela

SESSION 2:  AI AND OBSERVABILITY

26/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 41D03

From Observability to AI-Driven Autonomous Operations Centers.

In this seminar, we will explore how observability has evolved from a set of tools focused on technical metrics and infrastructure into a strategic discipline capable of providing visibility into the real impact of technology on business outcomes. We will analyze how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing IT operations through advanced anomaly detection capabilities, intelligent event correlation, predictive analytics, and automated incident response. Finally, we will reflect on the future of operations centers, where autonomous agents will collaborate with human teams to proactively detect, investigate, and resolve issues, drastically reducing response times and improving the resilience of digital services.
 

CONTENTS

• The Evolution of Observability: from Infrastructure to Business
• Artificial Intelligence Applied to IT Operations (AIOps)
• Advanced Automation and Autonomous Response
• AI Agents as the Next Generation of Digital Operators
• The Future of Autonomous Operations Centers

SPEAKER

Sergio Martin Paredes

Successful projects in the technological field will be presented. Students will acquire knowledge of the most innovative tools that can help them meet the requirements of the professional market.
 

SesSION 1: El uso del big data y la IA en Auditoría Interna

29/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 23C02

DESCRIPTION

In an increasingly digitized business environment, Internal Audit faces the challenge of adapting to new sources of information, larger volumes of data, and emerging risks. This seminar explores how Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are transforming the audit function, enabling a more in-depth, timely, and predictive analysis of organizational processes, controls, and risks.

Throughout the session, we will explore the fundamental concepts of these technologies and their practical application in identifying anomalies, continuous monitoring, risk assessment, fraud detection, and improved decision-making. We will also analyze the opportunities, limitations, ethical challenges, and governance considerations involved in their implementation within the field of Internal Audit.
 

SPEAKERS

Aberto Cantabella | PwC Director of the GRC & Analytics area

Iván Aliga | PwC Manager of the GRC & Analytics area

SesSION 2: IA ofensiva

30/11/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 41D03

DESCRIPTION

This talk explores how artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems are transforming offensive cybersecurity, particularly in the area of vulnerability analysis. Using a real-world case study, it will explain the evolution from the use of large language models (LLMs) as assistants to autonomous architectures capable of investigating, reasoning, and validating security findings.
 

SPEAKERS

Vanesa González Horcas

This two-day theoretical and practical session is designed to train participants in developing advanced Artificial Intelligence solutions using AI agents on AWS.

During the first phase, we will explore real-world use cases implemented by leading companies, analyzing the latest innovations in applied AI and best practices for intelligent agent architectures. Participants will gain a deep understanding of specialized AWS AI services and agent orchestration tools, along with proven strategies for integrating these technologies into scalable enterprise solutions.

The second phase consists of a hands-on hackathon where each participant will work in a fully configured AWS virtual environment to build their own agentic AI solution. Guided by experts, attendees will implement specific use cases—from initial setup to full deployment—applying the concepts learned in the theoretical phase. At the end of the session, participants will present their solutions, with the opportunity to win prizes for the most innovative and technically sound implementations, thereby encouraging the practical application of the acquired knowledge.
 

PROCESS FOR THE EXERCISE

1. Form teams of 2–3 people during the first session
2. Read the problem carefully before or during the first session
3. Complete the assignment given in the Phase 1 session
   1. Study the problem
   2. Design the solution by seeking advice from instructors and AWS speakers during the session
   3. Create an account to use AWS resources (note: this account is valid for 72 hours)
   4. Complete the assigned task as a team. This can be done during Session 2 and Session 3, which takes place immediately afterward, and subsequently as homework
   5. Seek guidance from the AI for the homework assignment and contact bruiz@inf..uc3m for additional assistance; they will forward any questions that cannot be resolved using the AI or the available information to the AWS speaker
   6. Complete the exercise (NOTE: You only have 72 hours, and you must record the demo before that time is up)
   7. Conduct the demo and record the results of the proposed exercise. Upload the solution to the hackathon
   8. Make a presentation using:
      1. Problem Description
      2. Defined Requirements
      3. Decisions Made
      4. Architecture Description
      5. Solution Description
      6. Conclusions
   9. Upload it to the assignment

SPEAKER

Daniel Jiménez | Solutions Architects @AWS
 

SESSIONS

• SESSION 1 | FIRST PHASE
  12/11/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 23C02
• SESSION 2 | HACKATON
  16/11/2026 | 15:30-18:45 | Room 41D03
  First part 15:30-17:00 | Second part 17:17-18:45 (to finish the work)

Have you ever wondered why STEM profiles are in the majority within the financial markets? Did you know how new technologies impact the way in which financial markets are traded? Do you know how machine learning or high performance computing impact the way business is done?

During our seminar we hope to solve these questions, but generate some more.
 

CONTENTS

1. Introduction
2. Quantitative Development
3. Front-Office Systems Architecture
4. DevOps and Software Engineering Practices in Quantitative Finance
5. Implementation of Models for Derivatives Valuation

SESSION 1: Introducción al seminario

19/11/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 23C02

SPEAKER

Juan Morales Velasco | Executive Director - Quantitative Development @BBVA.

SESSION 2: Desarrollo Cuantitativo

23/11/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 41D03

SPEAKER

Miguel Ausín | ED - Rates Quant Developer Lead @BBVA

SESSION 3: Ruido, Gradientes y Caos: Anatomía de un Problema Numérico. Ingeniería de Software para Quants: Optimizando la estabilidad numérica

26/11/2026 | 15:30-17:00 | Room 23C02

SPEAKER

Eduardo Bartolomé Calvo | FO Quantitative Developer @BBVA

The seminars will introduce the company and cover various process mining use cases across different industries, the relationship with partners and the consulting world, as well as the application of Artificial Intelligence in process mining.

The Celonis seminars will cover the theoretical aspects of Process Mining technology, along with use cases presented by the specialized consulting firm Atlas Cloud and the company Repsol. They will also feature a hands-on section where attendees will have the opportunity to actively explore the Celonis platform. It will explain what a process is, how the technology helps identify process inefficiencies, what data is required to build an optimal data model for process mining, and how Artificial Intelligence is influencing the sector.
 

SPEAKER

Eugenio Hernández, Lead Partner Manager | Partnerships in Higher Education
 

SESSIONS

• 21/09/2026 | 15:30-17:00
• 24/09/2026 | 15:30-17:00

Thanks to technology, it is much easier today to eliminate the communication barriers that people with sensory disabilities face in their daily lives. In this seminar, we will focus on communication accessibility applied to leisure, education, culture, and job placement—highlighting the challenges and opportunities to ensure that everyone can fully enjoy culture.

The first part will analyze how to transition from research to creating a technology-based company that transfers research results back to society.

The second part will evaluate different accessibility tools.
 

SPEAKER

Javier Jiménez | CEO Aptent Soluciones S.L.
 

SESSION

• 28/09/2026 | 15:30-17:00

SIX Group operates key infrastructures for financial markets, including the Swiss and Spanish stock exchanges and Aquis Exchange in the UK. In these sessions, we will explore the technology that makes a stock exchange work: from the development of ultra-low latency systems close to the hardware, to the use of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence to analyze, supervise, and transform financial markets.

The following topics, among others, will be addressed across three 90-minute sessions.
 

CONTENTS

• Code at Market Speed
  Low-Latency engineering for Real-Time Market Data
• Watching the Market: Big Data in Action
  Market Surveillance, Data Analytics and the detection of suspicious trading activity
• AI Meets Finance
  How AI is transforming financial Markets

SESSIONS

• 1/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00
• 5/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00
• 8/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00

The first part will present the most common barriers for people with disabilities and how technology based on artificial intelligence helps to break them down, and the second part will present the projects and success stories of Fundacion Once.
 

SPEAKER

Almudena Alcaide | Chief Innovation Office y Jesica Rivero, Project Manager
 

SESSION

• 15/10/2026 | 15:30-17:00