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Cities around the world are trying to improve air quality, which in turn can help to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Sue Weekes explains the vital role played by compact air quality sensors and how using them in tandem with weather stations and other smart city devices can maximise their value.
The first day of the online event confirmed that the smart cities sector is well aware of its destination but it’s how it gets there that will be the problem.
Report examines significance of connectivity in urban settings, underscoring how LoRaWan offers a robust, efficient infrastructure for smart applications.
Scheduled to be operational by end 2024, the smart water platform will digitally integrate water meter infrastructure across Aegea’s concessions to improve water management.
BT Group reports the Shropshire Hills site will serve as a trial, with potential to deploy similar technology across hundreds of identified sites in future.
The City of Boston has received $5m in grant funding and has been contributing to the Commonwealth’s broader efforts of ensuring digital equity across the state.
Public transport users aged 18 and above in Denmark can now easily travel on trains, buses, trams, and the metro with just one swipe on their smartphones.
Tecno has installed the system at select stations throughout a major urban subway network in Latin America to wirelessly monitor and gather systems data.
Project aims to ensure that everyone in the city has access to the tech they need, particularly for education, employment and staying connected with loved ones.
Under an agreement, Carahsoft will serve as Actelis’ public sector distributor, making its connectivity solutions available to federal, state and local agencies.
Manchester City Council and Freshwave have signed an agreement allowing new digital infrastructure to be deployed on council-owned assets across the city centre.
With the addition of Integra, more utilities in Italy can enhance their grid infrastructure with Itron’s solutions and establish local business relationships.
The Luna Oculus system functions as an artificial intelligence-powered “rear view mirror”, alerting bike riders when rear vehicles approach too closely.
Trial proved rapid-install neutral hosting at a fraction of the cost of conventional 5G infrastructure at both Times Square street-level and subway station.
The Office of Digital Equity & Inclusion initiative aims to ensure residents have equitable access to basic digital literacy resources and tools that they need.
The Community Digital Health Hubs will provide wifi and device access and are central to Sunderland’s overarching aim of leaving no one and nowhere behind.
The City’s Digital Inclusion Strategy incorporates four actionable goals to help anchor the city’s activities and investments in the digital ecosystem.
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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.
Through a grant from the State of Maryland’s Connected Devices programme, Baltimore City received the 30,000 Chromebooks to distribute to low-income households.
Carbon IQ provides detailed measurement and insights on the carbon impact of connected devices, including refurbished devices, throughout their lifecycle.
Amazon Sidewalk will leverage LoRa technology as one of the foundational technologies to connect a range of devices to build more connected communities.
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.
SenRa and Cranberry Analytics are partnering to digitise Panaji smart city’s water supply with the low power network and ultrasonic smart water meters.
The Ultra-Smart Cycle System is mounted on the lead rider’s bike and uses a military-grade encrypted signal that sets a timed traffic light cycle in motion to hold traffic for 45 seconds.
This donation is the culmination of multiple years of work by the Department of Innovation & Performance to give back these devices to the community and tackle the digital divide.
The internet service will be available to all residential and commercial customers over a 100 per cent fibre optic network with symmetrical upload and download speeds.
Rajent and Accelecom are bringing wireless wide area network and public access wifi to aid both flood victim emergency communications and last-mile connectivity for rural downtowns.
Cities around the world are trying to improve air quality, which in turn can help to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Sue Weekes explains the vital role played by compact air quality sensors and how using them in tandem with weather stations and other smart city devices can maximise their value.
The service aims to support up to 75,000 people over three years and will provide offline Londoners with upcycled devices and free or low-cost mobile connectivity as well as making people aware of basic skills education courses.
RealTerm Energy and Ubicquia claim that by converting to LED lights and adding lighting controls, US and Canadian cities reduced energy consumption by 3,721,673 kWh annually.
The collaboration brings together Itron’s energy management solutions and Microsoft’s cloud computing offerings to help cities and utilities reach their goals in areas such as grid resilience and decarbonisation.
Technology from Israeli start-up ACiiST provides Peachtree Corners with connected infrastructure network solutions that allow various mobility technologies on the city’s streets to communicate.
The cross-sector, community-driven effort aims to understand and tackle the nuanced barriers to digital equity and close Chicago’s digital divide once and for all.
Located in Texas, the operating lab will be equipped with a physical representation of a utility smart grid, enabling real-world demonstrations of end-to-end private network operations across the power grid.
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.
ABI Research analysis found that smart city standards are key to unlocking the full potential but the standards ecosystem is still a diverse network and can be confusing.
As Semtech’s Alistair Fulton highlights, low-power, long-range wireless networks are only just being realised when it comes to building smart cities and their full potential must be recognised.
The Spanish city will initially deploy intelligent street lighting, noise detection and smart traffic monitoring on the city-wide mesh network optimised for industrial internet of things devices.
Led by the Virginia Innovative Partnership Corporation, the project will evaluate best practices and technology standards related to securing IoT infrastructure at the edge.
Consolidated Utility District will deploy the company’s mobile meter data collection solution and upgrade its advanced metering infrastructure which will enable better leak detection.
The collaboration between Itron and Utilismart Corporation aims to bridge the gap between automated meter reading and advanced metering infrastructure.
Vodafone wants to take the world of connected devices to the next level by allowing objects such as vehicles, smart street furniture and machines to transact seamlessly and securely without human intervention.
The Californian Bay Area city is integrating the connected traffic solution from LYT at intersections as part of the Fremont Boulevard Safe and Smart Corridor project
Severn Trent Water is using internet of things and smart technology from Itron and Connexin in a £20m Green Recovery programme that will digitally transform services.
The Talq Consortium’s global protocol is designed to help smart cities avoid vendor lock-in and be assured of the interoperability of systems from different manufacturers.
Aim of the trial is to expedite the deployment of national scale cooperative intelligent transport systems and services to help reduce the amount of road deaths.
The IoT Engine programme, based in the north of England, will provide successful applicants with expert support and is also deploying a dedicated LoRaWAN IoT network to test solutions.
Internet of medical things devices enable healthcare providers to use remote monitoring sensors and surgical robotics to improve patient care, staff productivity and operational efficiency.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ working party is developing a universal specification for blockchain-based decentralised identity for IoT devices to ensure interoperability.
By using open standards and APIs, Fiware Foundation and Open & Agile Smart Cities strive to enable companies and cities to share and reuse digital, data-driven solutions in a “seamless fashion”.
Moovit’s Transit API will be used to enhance the capabilities of a smart device developed by WeWalk that attaches to a white cane and warns users of obstacles through ultrasonic sensors and a vibrating handle.
Croydon, in south London, will be the first borough in the UK to benefit from a private public partnership, which will reportedly generate more than £6.75m in concession revenue.
A key requirement for the ministry was the ability to target specific segments of the population in real time using mobile messaging, dependent on their position relative to the crisis.
The cities mark the initial wave of network operator Everynet’s deployment that includes the top 36 metropolitan areas and key logistics corridors across the US.
According to ABI Research, investment in transformative solutions will be driven by new urban visions and point the way to more humanised, sustainable and resilient cities.