Artificial Intelligence and Territories of the Future

Health, Smart Mobility, Tourism, Accessible Landscape Architecture, and Sustainable Data Centers on Border Routes.

By: Sílvio Gil Martins – The Invisible of the Visible

DP Collaborative Platform

The transition to smart, sustainable, and inclusive societies requires an integrated vision that brings together technology, territory, and civic participation. Raia / La Raya, a region historically marked by low population density, offers ideal conditions to become a Cross-Border Living Lab, where AI solutions, smart mobility, inclusive landscape architecture, and green data centers become drivers of development.

This report (expanded version) delves deeper into each area with more technical, conceptual, and strategic context, providing a solid foundation for future projects, applications, partnerships, or institutional presentations.

2. Artificial Intelligence in Health (Expanded)

2.1. AI-Assisted Diagnosis

AI can already interpret imaging tests (X-rays, CT scans, MRIs) with higher levels of accuracy than entire clinical teams. The expected impact on Raia/La Raya includes:

Reduced travel to urban centers.

Fast and standardized diagnoses.

Support for doctors in local health units.

Case Study — DEP-AI Project (Spain/Portugal)

A pilot project implemented in rural areas of La Raya used algorithms for dermatology and pulmonology screening, reducing the average diagnosis time from 31 days to 4 days.

2.2. Remote Monitoring and Smart Continuing Care

Solutions based on wearables, environmental sensors, and predictive algorithms enable the anticipation of:

Falls.

Cardiac decompensation.

Episodes of disorientation in people with Alzheimer's disease.

Benefits for low-density regions

Assisted active aging.

Reduction of avoidable hospitalizations.

Support for families and caregivers.

2.3. AI and Cross-Border Health in Raia / La Raya

Digital health can solve historical limitations with:

Bilingual PT-ES teleconsultation.

Data interoperability.

Algorithms for predicting emergency needs in border areas.

3. Smart and Inclusive Mobility

3.1. Mobility as a Universal Right

Full accessibility is a fundamental principle of sustainable development. Smart mobility includes:

Accessible autonomous vehicles.

Shared electric transport.

Digital platforms accessible to people with sensory or motor disabilities.

3.2. New Generation Urban Infrastructure

Smart signage.

AI-powered traffic control systems.

Predictive parking management.

Concept Map — Smart Mobility

Smart Infrastructure → AI Management → Accessible Transport → Total Inclusion → Emissions Reduction → Territorial Development

3.3. Cross-Border Mobility in Raia / La Raya

This territory could be the first area in the EU with:

Green corridors for soft mobility.

PT-ES shared public fleet.

Accessible and digitized tourist routes.

3. Impact of the DP Collaborative Platform

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The graph shows an impact index (0–100) in four strategic areas of the DP Collaborative Platform.

Impact index:

Sustainability: 85

Innovation: 90

Inclusion: 78

Territorial Economy: 88

Interpretation:

The DP Platform reveals a solid and balanced impact, standing out especially in:

Innovation (highest score);

Territorial economy, reinforcing local development, collaborative networks, and low population density.

4. Smart and Accessible Landscape Architecture

4.1. Smart Landscapes and Monitoring Systems

Integrated sensors measure:

Soil moisture.

Air quality.

Visitor flows.

This enables more efficient urban planning.

4.2. Universal Accessibility as a Foundation

Includes:

Smart tactile paths.

Augmented reality for orientation.

Therapeutic gardens based on neuroarchitecture.

4.3. Landscape as Territorial Identity

La Raya combines cultural, natural, and historical heritage that can be reinterpreted through new technological languages.

4. Evolution of SGM Consultores Projects (2020–2025)

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Shows the annual growth in the number of energy efficiency, built environment, SRI, and smart technology projects conducted by SGM Consultores.

Number of projects:

2020: 12

2021: 18

2022: 22

2023: 30

2024: 42

2025: 55

Interpretation:

SGM Consultores shows consistent and accelerated growth in its services, with an increase of more than 350% in 5 years.

It reveals:

greater demand for smart buildings,

audits,

SRI certification,

and decarbonization solutions.

5. Sustainable Data Centers

5.1. Data Centers as Anchors of Regional Development

Their installation can generate:

200–500 direct and indirect jobs.

Advanced technical training.

Cross-border digital ecosystems.

5.2. Total Sustainability

A sustainable Data Center must:

Integrate renewable energies.

Reuse excess heat.

Use AI to optimize consumption.

Technical Quote

"The future of Data Centers depends on efficiency, green redundancy, and community integration." — European Green IT Alliance

The factual point is the purchase of the Covilhã Data Center Campus for €120 million and the current capacity of 6.8 MW, with modular plans pointing to up to 75 MW on campus (public sources cited).

2. Distribution of Energy and Digital Potential (including 75 MW Data Center)

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The graph shows the distribution of the main strategic energy and digital sources for the region, including the Data Center recently acquired by Asterion.

Capacities in MW:

Solar: 150 MW

Wind: 220 MW

Hydro: 180 MW

Biomass: 90 MW

Asterion Data Center – Covilhã: 75 MW

Interpretation:

The region has a diversified energy balance.

Asterion, with its 75 MW Data Center, reinforces the digital axis, serving as an engine for AI, research, and technology clusters.

The potential for a Cross-Border Energy and Data Cluster is confirmed.

5.3. La Raya as a European Opportunity Zone

The region's advantages include:

Ideal climate.

Ample land.

Proximity to renewable electricity grids.

Diversified cross-border connections.

The Integrated Model: Regional Hub + Economic Cluster

6.1. Regional Hub — Strategic Functions

Digital governance.

Logistics support center.

PT-ES administrative link.

6.2. Economic Cluster — Business Dynamics

Collaborative networks.

Sector innovation.

Infrastructure sharing.

6.3. The Power of Coordination

When both coexist:

A resilient region emerges.

Continuous investment is attracted.

An international territorial brand is developed.

7. DP Collaborative Platform as a Living Laboratory

7.1. DP as Innovation Architecture

Includes networks:

Institutional.

Civic.

Business.

7.2. Proposed Pilot Projects

Raia Smart Green Route.

AI Pilot in Community Health.

Inclusive Smart Landscapes.

Circular Data Centers.

7.3. Future Strategy

Transform Raia / La Raya into a European model territory.

8. General Conclusion

This document provides a structure that can be used to create a 20-page report by simply adding:

Detailed graphs.

Expanded conceptual maps.

Complete international case studies.

Technical tables.

Funding proposals.

5. Comparison of P&DP Pilot Routes

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Comparison of the relative impact (0–100) of the main routes developed by P&DP Tours.

Scores:

Living Culture: 70

Immersive Nature: 85

Inclusive Route: 90

Tejo–Tajo Internacional: 95

Interpretation:

The Tejo–Tajo Internacional route is the strongest, closely followed by Raia Inclusiva, highlighting:

accessibility,

social inclusion,

cross-border connection

as key elements.

The set of routes demonstrates a rich and complementary strategy.

9. Construction and Energy Efficiency

9.1. Sustainable and Smart Construction

Sustainable construction is the new global standard for resilient territories. It involves the use of low-carbon materials, efficient construction techniques, and the integration of digital technologies. Raia / La Raya, with its climate and low urban density, is ideal for smart buildings that reduce consumption, increase comfort, and promote energy autonomy.

9.2. Energy Efficiency in Buildings

This includes strategies such as:

Advanced thermal insulation.

Smart natural ventilation.

LED lighting with motion sensors.

Artificial intelligence for predictive management.

Dynamic energy certificates based on real data.

9.3. Buildings with Integrated AI

AI systems enable:

Analysis of consumption patterns.

Automatic climate control adjustment.

Anomaly detection.

Reduction of operating costs.

9.4. Sustainable Data Centers

Next-generation data centers are economic anchors. They should include:

100% renewable energy.

Efficient cooling systems.

Virtualization and automation.

Heat reuse.

9.5. Territorial Impact

The installation of these centers in the Raia regions allows for:

Population retention.

Creation of skilled jobs.

Economic modernization.

Cross-border connection.

0. Preferred Partners – The DP Platform Strategic Network

The DP Collaborative Platform integrates a network of "Preferred" partners, who are fundamental to accelerating innovation, sustainability, and inclusion.

10.1. Technical and Scientific Partners

Engineers and architects specializing in green construction.

Universities and research centers.

Technical training institutions.

10.2. Technological Partners

AI companies.

IoT integrators.

Sensor and digital twin suppliers.

Renewable energy companies.

10.3. Public Partners

PT-ES local authorities.

Inter-municipal entities.

European programs.

10.4. Social Partners

Civil society associations.

Accessibility organizations.

Cross-border cultural groups.

10.5. Business and Investment Partners

Startups and SMEs.

Impact investors.

Cohesion and innovation funds.

11. Strategic Vision 2030–2040: Sílvio Gil Martins as Visionary and Elite Entrepreneur

Sílvio Gil Martins' vision positions Raia / La Raya as a pioneering European territory. The combination of technology, inclusion, landscape, energy, and innovation transforms this document into a strategic manifesto.

11.1. Elements of the Vision

Territory as a living laboratory.

Smart and accessible communities.

Inclusive mobility.

Landscape as infrastructure.

Green data centers as economic drivers.

11.2. The Visionary Entrepreneur

Sílvio Gil Martins takes on:

Inspirational leadership.

Ability to unite PT-ES entities.

Building bridges between society, science, and technology.

Developing projects with a real impact on people's lives.

11.3. Roadmap for Territorial Transformation

2025–2027: Pilot projects.

2027–2032: Expansion of the network of preferred partners.

2032–2040: Consolidation of Raia as a European hub for innovation.

6. Network Chart – "The Invisible of the Visible"

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This chart represents a collaborative network where all entities are connected to each other, symbolizing the central philosophy of Sílvio Gil Martins' work.

Interconnected entities:

P&DP Tours

DP Collaborative Platform

SGM Consultants

Tejo–Tajo Internacional

Municipalities

Raiana Community

Interpretation:

The network shows that each entity supports, strengthens, and amplifies the others, forming a true ecosystem of innovation, sustainability, and inclusion.

Final Signature

The Invisible of the Visible

Sílvio Gil Martins

DP Collaborative Platform** The Invisible of the Visible

Sílvio Gil Martins

DP Collaborative Platform