Georgia Power, Current by GE, AT&T, and Intel are working together to transform the city of Atlanta, Georgia’s existing street-lighting into a sensor-enabled data network. In this pilot project, Current’s CityIQ sensor nodes have been Read More
Telensa EVP Gordon Davidson will share experiences of creating data-driven cities using smart streetlight infrastructure at Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerate 2019, San Diego Telensa, the leading provider of connected street lighting and smart city data Read More
The Center for Energy at the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) recently opened its City Intelligence Lab (CIL) with the aim of promoting innovation in urban planning. The laboratory is an interactive platform allowing urban Read More
By guest author Bill Maguire, Connected Communities LLC As the “smart city” movement takes off, new initiatives are popping up all over the country as communities prepare for new wireless networks and innovations like driverless Read More
City officials in Chicago, Illinois have formed a public-private technological transformation council to crowdsource urban technology practices in an effort to build an inclusive tech workforce, save the city $200 million in IT costs, and Read More
New Zealand electricity and water providers Vector Group and Watercare are collaborating to deploy the country’s largest solar array which will float on top of a wastewater treatment pond. It will be used to supplement Read More
Delta Airlines, the Georgia Institute of Technology, and Curiosity Lab are partnering to research potential applications for autonomous vehicles at airports in a bid to increase efficiencies and reduce the stresses of travel. Delta will Read More
Innovation experts reveal insights at the World Smart City Expo “Who are we, and how do we want to live?” This question guided three global smart city leaders who gathered at the World Smart City Read More
The Bay Area Toll Authority (BATA) and Caltrans – the state’s transportation agency – currently operate both electronic toll collection and cash lanes on seven state-owned toll bridges in the San Francisco metro area. The Read More
A new report, “Supporting Late-Shift Workers: Their Transportation Needs and the Economy,” from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) calls on cities to expand and invest in late-night transit service to support the growing population Read More
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