Antibes, France Digitizes City Infrastructure

November 20, 2017

The town of Antibes in southeastern France is focusing on digitizing the entire city’s infrastructure –  including the water distribution system. As a resort town, its population triples in the summer, putting a strain on Read More

San Diego Plans for 3K More Sensors

November 7, 2017

The city of San Diego, California has begun a $30 million project to install an additional 3,200 “intelligent nodes” to the city’s street lighting infrastructure that will collect real-time anonymous sensor data, with plans for Read More

WaterView Introduces New Way to Measure Rainfall

October 13, 2017

WaterView – an Italian startup founded by three engineers from the Politecnico di Torino in Italy – has introduced an innovative way to measure rainfall intensity. The technology re-purposes sensors that are already available (e.g., Read More

Newcastle, Australia Endorses Smart City Program

September 5, 2017

The City Council of Newcastle, in New South Wales, Australia recently endorsed the Newcastle Smart City Program – comprised of: Smart City Strategy – a strategic planning document that includes a range of objectives such Read More

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