Researchers at Princeton University have developed a new type of smart window that resolves the problems regarding the power required to operate the smart technology – problems that have made them difficult to install in Read More
There are currently 60 million streetlights in the US. By 2026, 65% of those will be networked which has profound impacts on how cities work. It’s a lot more than just lighting. A panel at Read More
Cities thrive when the public and private sector can leverage each of their strengths and perspectives, learn from one another and build technology solutions that improve the urban experience. The overlap between industry and government Read More
Brenna Berman and Mike Duffy Present “Reimagining the User Experience of Government” at the Smart Cities Connect Conference & Expo By Chelsea Collier, Editor-At-Large, Smart Cities Connect When it comes to dealing with the government, Read More
By guest author Charlie Nobles, Director, Lighting Product Marketing, Sensus As the Internet of Things (IoT) and big data drive opportunities to create a more connected future, the promise of smart cities is turning into Read More
The Port of San Diego, California initiated an Interactive Kiosk Program with the goal of installing approximately 30 informational kiosks on the San Diego waterfront in 2018. The kiosks will be able to display information Read More
The French energy company Engie SA – along with Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University and France’s Schneider Electric SE – is helping build a small, self-contained power grid on Semakau Island – a small island off Read More
The city of Kansas City, Missouri recently released an open data portal that visualizes the area’s digital divide – the gulf between those who have ready access to computers and the Internet, and those who Read More
The Mayor of São Paulo, João Doria Jr., recently outlined his smart city vision for his city, which includes digitizing public services provision and enhancing public security through the use of technology. He has prioritized Read More
New York Institute of Technology’s (NYIT) School of Engineering and Computing Sciences Associate Professor Remi Charron, Ph.D., an expert in high performance homes, has been granted $40,000 by BC Housing to create an energy management Read More
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