A survey by Euroconsumers reveals that consumers think artificial intelligence can help cities to deliver services such as lighting, waste, public transport and traffic management more efficiently. Majority believe AI will play a signiificant part
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The Brazilian and Taiwanese cities have chosen ST Engineering as a technology partner for smart lighting- and smart mobility-based projects, respectively, that advance their overall connected strategies. Kaohsiung City has begun work on a major
The system, developed and tested by tech start-up T.net as part of the Taormina City Tech project, uses LoRa technology to send and receive information via a network of intelligent sensors. T.net’s smart towers which
As part of the agreement, consulting firm CGI will deploy its SensorInsights360 real-time data platform to improve operational efficiencies while monitoring and managing critical services. Edinburgh wants to provide more digitally enabled, proactive services for
The Corridor for New Mobility Aachen comprises three disparate but interconnected sites to test and validate connected and automated driving functions. Forty-six metering stations have been established on existing traffic infrastructure in Aachen © ika, RWTH
The initiative uses data to create models and scenarios of people’s current mobility patterns, means of transport, and other possible scenarios to make adjustments and meet transportation needs and expectations. Dubai in Motion will
Both cities will work closely together on new digital cooperation projects and policy sandboxes to create new economic opportunities for people and businesses. Shenzhen and Singapore are building a digital bridge of connectivity
Seoul Metropolitan Government is testing two new models of electric vehicle chargers as well as replacing 2,941 old security lights with IoT-embedded LED lighting. Seoul has pledged to provide 200,000 EV charging stations by 2025
The study by Cornell Tech synthesises more than 250 urban tech breakthroughs and also lays out the “technical debt” already on the books due to hasty decisions in some areas, including governance. The Horizon Scan
The UK city has announced a 20-year strategic partnership with BAI Communications to design, build and operate the digital infrastructure, which includes a private 5G small cell network. Sunderland won this year's Connected Britain Digital
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