(They have more in common than you think.) By Michael Tschirret, Marketing Communications Manager for Smart Cities, Sensus Having just returned from Smart Cities Connect, two things were made abundantly clear: the definition of what Read More
The city of Cambridge in the United Kingdom will launch the Urban Data Project with Telensa – a smart street lighting and smart city applications company – in March of this year. Telensa has worked Read More
By Michael Tschirret, Marketing Communications Manager for Smart Cities, Sensus Where technology is concerned, we’ve gotten used to quantum leaps in efficiency, affordability and enjoyment. The cassette tape (I’m dating myself here) gave way to Read More
The city of Montgomery, Alabama has begun the formation of a smart corridor in the city center – part of its “Smart City Living Lab.” The smart corridor will be formalized through the creation of Read More
By Michael Tschirret, Marketing Communications Manager for Smart Cities, Sensus These days, every city wants to be “smart.” But what is smart? Monitoring refuse levels of trash cans? Digital signage directing you to an open Read More
By Michael Tschirret, Marketing Communications Manager at Sensus At Sensus, we often get asked the question “What makes a city smart?” It’s a broad one to be sure, but the answer usually starts with infrastructure. Read More
The University of Cincinnati (UC), its community colleges, Cincinnati State, and the Great Oaks vocational school district in Ohio have received funding from the state of Ohio to collaborate on the creation of two regional Read More
In March of 2017, the city of Dallas, Texas launched its Smart Cities Living Lab – four blocks featuring nine integrated smart cities projects. The Dallas Innovation Alliance (DIA) recently released its year-end case study Read More
We recently had the opportunity to speak with Isabelle Lessard, street lighting engineer for the City of Montreal, about the city’s growing smart city initiatives. Here’s what she shared with us: SCC: You are a Read More
The city of Los Angeles, California plans to install intelligent traffic signal controllers at 1,500 intersections this year. The new control cabinets will include new technology to control features such as the guide-lighting in crosswalks, Read More
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