IBM, United Nations Human Rights and the Linux Foundation have launched the annual Call for Code challenge that seeks to galvanise the efforts of developers, students, and problem-solvers to help accelerate sustainability. 2021 Call for Code
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System forms part of the UK organisation’s asset management transformation and will help to support the delivery of its Digital Roads Strategy, creating more efficient ways of working through improved digital integration. The platform enables more
Voi vehicles in the Norwegian capital will be installed with Drover’s PathPilot AI technology to tackle pavement riding and help the operator and local authority control how and where scooters are ridden and parked. Voi CEO
Intended to blur the lines between nature and the built environment, Park Habitat has been designed as a living structure and forms part of an overall campus vision which blends housing, workspace, retail, public space and amenities.
Heat Plan is a critical component of Climate Ready Boston, the City’s initiative to prepare for the near- and long-term effects of climate change, including sea level rise, extreme precipitation and extreme heat. Chinatown in Boston
The Project CAVForth pilot will see five autonomous single deck buses operating at SAE Level 4 over the Forth Road Bridge between Ferrytoll Park and Ride in Fife and the Edinburgh Park train and tram interchange.
By offering increased visibility and access to both BiciMad and Bird’s e-bikes, the bikeshare integration bids to help Madrid Municipal Transport Company decarbonise with a sustainable energy model. Bird wants to help amplify the reach and
It is one of the commitments in the city’s 2022 climate action plan for which it sought input from citizens by hosting listening sessions, virtual town halls, and an open comment period. Chicago's climate action plan
Urban-Air Port’s Air-One will operate in the UK city for at least one month and aims to provide a blueprint for more than 200 vertiport sites planned worldwide over the next five years. Air-One will demonstrate
The city council has awarded a contract to UK traffic safety and enforcement system provider Sea to detect vehicles that don’t meet the zone’s emission standards when it launches in September. Bristol hopes the clean air
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