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Juniper Research warns that video analytics vendors must build VSaaS models to include high levels of end-to-end encryption for storage and data transmission.
The phased programme will be completed in 2024 and is expected to save the council over five million kWh in energy usage, and £2m in energy costs per year.
Once a fire is identified, the system automatically alerts Austin Energy and local fire departments, providing precise location data and real-time imagery.
It enables people to pick known safe routes and share their location, as well as send an automatic alert out if a person fails to reach their destination.
As part of a contract worth £1.2m, North is deploying 100 cameras across the city to support the council’s campaign against anti-social behaviour and crime.
Wayne Arvidson, global CTO of verticals, computer vision and AI at Dell Technologies, and Charbel Aoun, smart cities and spaces director EMEA at NVIDIA, discuss how AI can be used in cities to improve personal experiences for residents and staff alike, and explain the cascading benefits of adopting the technology early.
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I-Street is designed to help firms prepare to scale their offerings with the support of experienced research staff, industry experts, and prospective investors.
Featuring a range of surveillance solutions as well as demo spaces, Axis reckons the facility will allow it to build stronger bonds with partners and customers.
Svetlana Tesic co-founder, vice president international public affairs and partnerships, Mayors of Europe, discusses mayoral priorities and sheds light on those cities with the most contented citizens.
Colorado Smart Cities Alliance is launching the fourth annual C² Challenge to source technology solutions that address specific problems faced by communities.
The UK city council is working with SkedGo to enable pedestrians walking at night to see how much of their journey home is covered by street lighting and CCTV.
Berg Insight’s report finds smart city technologies continue to shape the cities of tomorrow with demand for remotely managed infrastructure growing daily.
After partnering with the Arab Organisation for Industrialisation, Iveda seeks to solidify its position in 5G, AI, and sustainable tech throughout the region.
Leading Cities is inviting municipalities and private companies to apply for the pilot offerings designed to tackle distinct urban development challenges.
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The county is implementing Hexagon technology to upgrade digital mapping and response for 911 calls in one of Colorado’s premier mountain tourist destinations.
The City of San Diego has passed into law two new smart street programmes with a view to bolstering residents’ security and safety across its communities.
The technology includes an intelligent people counting and crowd detection system that automatically detects crowd density and informs of signs of risk.
SmartCow Sphinx’s open modular connector enables cities to enhance capabilities by integrating external sensors, such as air-quality sensors, lidar, and radar.
Anatolii Vovniuk, deputy CIO of Kyiv Council, explains how Kyiv.Digital evolved from a Covid-19 lifeline to an integrated services app used by 80 per cent of citizens.
The Kingston smart infrastructure pilot will see 20 CCTV sites with the smart columns deployed with scope to add IoT sensors to better manage borough services.
Study by Capterra emphasises the need for cities and organisations to leverage smart city technologies and integrate them with the latest urban developments.
The Genasys platform will allow the City to send emergency notifications to specific geographic areas and citizen lists through single or multiple channels.
Tirupati is one of the 100 original cities selected for the Indian government’s Smart Cities Mission which will serve as models for other aspiring cities.
Las Vegas expects collaboration to set a precedent for other cities globally, showcasing the potential of edge computing and AI in transforming urban landscapes.
The StoryMap site, which uses GIS mapping tools, is the latest effort to use data tools to drive decision-making and make improvements to city services.
The City rebuilt its entire IT infrastructure integrating Axis’ cameras, security radars, horn speakers, strobes and analytics solutions to tackle urban issues.
Iveda is working with the government to design and install a video command, communication, and control system, anticipated to be completed by year end 2023.
With climate change dictating a new approach to public safety, Genasys wants to help public and private sectors test and refine response and evacuation plans.
It provides an opportunity for solution providers to collaborate directly with smart cities in Colorado to develop and test ideas in a real-world environment.
The Spanish archipelago, which includes the islands of Mallorca and Ibiza, will replace its 28-year-old 112 emergency call system with Hexagon’s OnCall Dispatch.
The new Fremont Street project seeks to improve connectivity for a range of city services and smart applications from smart transportation to public safety.
City of London Corporation is signing up to a global declaration to tackle light pollution and help support its Climate Action Strategy and net zero goals.
City-Wide Drone Detection means critical infrastructure facilities, venues and airports can collaborate more closely with law enforcement to keep cities safe.
The latest release of the smart city communication tool aims to help municipalities be as agile as possible when delivering hyperlocal community information.
The digital Emirati initiative is a single-window platform created to offer UAE citizens a directory of city services through the DubaiNow application.
The Public Safety Accountability Dashboard aims to increase transparency and allow the public to hold agencies accountable for executing agreed upon strategies.
The El Paso Helps one-stop online portal for centralised social services delivery will connect individuals in need to live agents, and 24/7 street outreach.
Petro Olenych (CDTO), Oleg Polovynko (CIO), and Denys Nazarenko (CIO Advisor) from the Kyiv City Council explain how technology is being used to build resilience in the city, as well as to keep residents engaged and informed.
Collaborative project aims to improve the delivery of new, monetisable services by reducing data traffic towards the core of the wireless and fibre networks.
Small businesses, public agencies and educational institutions can use the regional lab for specialised training to simulate and defend against cyberattacks.
Dallas Secure is designed to protect individuals from the growing number of threats targeting the large amount of data and information on mobile devices.
The global artificial intelligence of things specialist and Germany’s largest full-service provider will implement smart city applications across the country.
Portland’s smart city team has developed the policy with the community, focusing on reducing harm to those most vulnerable to and harmed by surveillance tech.
The City of London Corporation reckons the hub will help crack down on cyber and economic crime and enhance the City’s reputation as a location to do business and keep consumers across the UK safe from fraud.
Barcelona, Bobigny, Prague and Roeslare will provide feedback on the first version of two sets of guidelines developed by the European CitiMeasure project.
Corsight AI’s artificial intelligence-powered solution is set to integrate with OneMind hypervisors, which provide operators with a holistic picture of real-time smart city performance.
The Connected Colorado Challenge is inviting solutions for four specific problems faced by the US state, with innovators given an opportunity to collaborate directly with smart cities in Colorado.
The City of Chicago will provide select rebates to reimburse the costs of private security devices such as cameras and motion-sensor lighting to protect property and increase public safety.
Ville de Granby in Quebec is working with Trilliant and local company Energère to integrate an intelligent lighting management system and install 3000K connected lighting units.
Semtech and CitiLight have already connected one million streetlights across the Indian cities using the LoRaWan standard to deliver an energy-saving of 1.29 billion kilowatt-hours.
Once light poles are equipped with the Utilus platform, they are able to communicate with each other and establish a network that provides a range of smart city applications.
The Smart City in Daily Life pilot project will run three services in welfare and safety, including the use of beacons to protect children from going missing as well as night-patrol robots.
The principles-based approach establishes a plan for how the city will use technology and data, including the values that should guide decision-making on a day-to-day basis, and in the long-term.
An expert panel of city practitioners will discuss the importance of citizen issues and engagement when adopting urban technology and how to implement an effective and digitally inclusive citizen engagement strategy.
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