Internet of medical things devices enable healthcare providers to use remote monitoring sensors and surgical robotics to improve patient care, staff productivity and operational efficiency. Increased use of the IoMT represents growth of 131 per cent
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Derq will enable intersection analytics systems at 37 intersections along Fremont Boulevard to provide ongoing analysis from traffic intersection video sources of multimodal conflicts using AI. Software will be utilised to detect near-misses at intersections and
Built on Argaleo’s scalable digital twin platform, the Smart City Monitor provides insight into inner city visitor and traffic flows and also provides statistics in areas such as air quality. Platform combines location and business
Smart glass, green roofs and the metaverse were among the technologies changing the face of urban development around the world, in a year that saw cities continue to reinvent and revitalise themselves in the face of the
New Zealand’s largest public transportation agency is optimising operations across its network with the Optibus cloud-based planning and scheduling platform. Bus is the primary mode of public transportation in Auckland Auckland Transport (AT),
The driverless tech specialist developed nuReality to understand how expressive behaviours by AVs, such as flashing lights, can aid in human-machine communication with pedestrians. Virtual reality scenarios include deliberate sounds like exaggerated braking
Genk is using Nokia’s Scene Analytics technology to capture and measure excessive noise levels on a commercial street in Genk, allowing authorities to quantify concerns of residents and visitors. AI is being used to add intelligence
Italy’s second most populous city will work with Bloomberg Philanthropies to deploy low-cost sensors at schools to better understand children’s exposure to air pollution. The monitoring network will help to develop hyperlocal data on air quality
The mayor’s view is that broadband should be treated as “essential public infrastructure” that is managed and maintained for the benefit of all residents. Nearly 100,000 city households in Baltimore face barriers to internet access at home
Mobile operators Three and EE have become the first to join the BAI Communications network to provide 4G and 5G-ready mobile connectivity across the London Underground. Customers will uninterrupted coverage on the Tube and stations. Image
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