Tag: smart cities

From optimizing traffic flow to improving campus safety, the possibilities are endless.

Innovative funding solutions and partnerships have a major role in helping local governments create greener cities.

IoT-enabled smart sensors offer a low cost, easy to deploy solution to facilities looking to improve air quality management.

A key to meeting increased energy demand and improved carbon neutrality is using precise, real-time local weather data and modeling to optimize energy networks.

Designed with public health and safety in mind, inFORCE analyzes the movement of people within public spaces for Smart Cities.

Amerlux launched a hi-tech, electrical receptacle for its Avista light engine that will turn light posts into the underpinnings of a smart city.

The five entities chosen this week will receive mentoring for a year, as well as tailored products and services to accelerate smart city initiatives.

With this collaboration, the company will bring its connected lighting expertise to critical smart city stakeholders.

The new report from the League features five cities — four U.S. and New Delhi, India — and how these locations are implementing smart city projects.

Under an 18 year agreement with Hall of Fame Village LLC, Johnson Controls will provide building technologies at the Canton, OH site to transform the site into an efficient, "smart city" showcase.

In the early days of the consumer Internet and Enterprise IT markets, education played a critical role in helping activate these industries. How might students learn from smart city development?

In this fourth installment in a six-part series, the impact of municipal digital infrastructure on economic development is discussed.

The “smart city” has been a topic of discussion for more than a decade, with technology put into practice in locales throughout the world to varying extents. With Internet of Things (IoT) technology making advances of late, we’ll see more strides during 2016 and beyond.

This second article in a series discusses a new kind of urban infrastructure, purpose built for the digital age.

Spurring the shift from leveraging data to fully digitizing cities are the pervasiveness of technology and expansion of open data policies.

Tridium's IoT software platform will be used with Predix, GE's industrial-strength cloud environment, to capture and analyze the volume, velocity, and variety of machine data generated across buildings.