Noatum leads digital transformation in port terminals

The Portos Project and the eGate Project have been submitted to the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan of the Spanish Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, which is funded by the Next Generation EU recovery fund, and have been awarded a grant within the Ministry’s Sustainable and Digital Transport Support Programme.

The Portos Project creates a multiplatform system for the digitisation, automation and optimisation of port operations processes by means of advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and the IoT. Its primary objective, in line with the objectives of the official call by the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, is to reduce congestion in ports, optimise terminal management and increase data processing capacity.

The Portos system will provide comprehensive digital management, eliminate paper and create a substantial improvement in the transmission of information related to the logistics chain, which will result in increased security and efficiency at our facilities.

Meanwhile, the eGate Project, which will be carried out at Autoterminal Barcelona, focuses on the automation and optimisation of entry, exit and cargo control operations within the terminal by means of digital management technologies.

Interoperability between digital platforms is also a key aspect of the eGate Project. The integration of various digital systems will increase the productivity of port hubs, and improve efficiency in the management of the logistics chain. The implementation of new automated access and control systems will facilitate the flow of the logistics chain to a considerable extent.

The beneficiaries of the Portos Project – Digital Terminal Operational Systems – PORTOS (PATSYD-22-00225) are the ports of Malaga, Castellón, Santander, Santander Polivalente, Sagunto, Tarragona, Pasajes and Barcelona terminals.

The beneficiary of the eGate Project – Automation and optimisation of inbound, outbound and cargo control operations through digital management technologies (PATSYD-22-00221) is the Barcelona terminal.