The technology company develops products for a more sustainable life and to make daily life in the countryside easier.

Soltel has opened its stand at the Seville Provincial Council to showcase the work it has been doing for the past 20 years to digitize businesses and make life easier for citizens. Eva Pérez, Innovation Consultant at Soltel, explained the main areas of work the technology firm has brought to the event in an interview with Cadena SER. Bringing technology closer to businesses and homes is one of Soltel's founding goals, and this includes projects aimed at facilitating farmers' work with their crops and reducing pollution, among other initiatives.

In this regard, Pérez notes that one of the projects generating the most interest at the Innovation Fair is C-Servees, a tool created by Soltel that promotes the circular economy by reusing technological and electronic devices and reducing their environmental impact. It focuses on specialized recycling to provide financial compensation to participating companies through innovative initiatives. To this end, a restricted social network has been created to facilitate the end-of-life phase of the product. The results have been very positive, and work is already underway to further develop the prototype.