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The National Smart City Living Labs in the Netherlands will be working with the data visualization company, IMAGEM, to provide solutions that will ultimately improve quality of life in cities of Breda, Dordrecht, Helmond, Leidschendam-Voorburg, Read More
Uber has partnered with the city of Cincinnati to launch its “Cincinnati Mobility Lab,” a move aimed at expanding its shared mobility initiatives and using data to make transport in cities more efficient. “This partnership Read More
Despite the highest levels of spending in the world, Americans die younger and sicker wh en compared to both developed and developing nations. From the lens of smart cities, the question becomes “how can innovation Read More
SG Bike, a Singapore-based bike-sharing company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the telecommunications company M1 to explore the use of Narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) in the bike-sharing business. They will collaborate on NB-IoT Read More
A new urban farming program in the City of Buffalo, NY aims to bring fresh produce to Buffalo’s East Side – classified as a food desert – and encourage young people to consider career paths Read More
You may have heard about the Array of Things, one of the most highly publicized and groundbreaking projects in smart cities to date. If you haven’t, you’re in for a treat. We interviewed the Smart Read More
Following the 2018 Smart 50 Awards Gala in Kansas City, Missouri, we spoke with The University of Texas at Austin and the City of Austin about their winning project: Automated Video Analytics for Improved Mobility. Read More
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released a report – produced by the Interagency International Cybersecurity Standardization Working Group (IICS WG) – which examines what needs to happen next for the development Read More
Researchers at RMIT University’s Micro Nano Research Facility in Australia have developed a new, ultra-thin, self-modifying coating that responds to heat and cold to create smart windows. Working with colleagues at the University of Adelaide Read More
In 2018, four projects articulated such a clear plan and vision for a smart future that the Smart 50 Awards committee included them in a special category: horizons. One of those winners, The Schenectady Smart Read More
Smart Cities Connect struck a great balance between education, structured dialogue, and informal networking. The Conference is focused not just on innovation, but how to improve people's lives through technology.
Matt Gray, Chief of Sustainability, City of Cleveland
The Smart Cities Connect Conference & Expo enables like-minded professionals to share ideas by facilitating the discovery and discussion of innovations and achievements. The conference also provides the opportunity to interact directly with vendors and influence product offerings.
Rosa Akhtarkhavari, Chief Information Officer, City of Orlando
This years' Smart Cities Connect Conference & Expo was a great opportunity for me to connect with new and innovative smart city solution providers that can help advance Atlanta's smart city strategy. I also got a chance to interact with other city leaders around the world to discuss their respective smart city strategies and how we can collaborate on solving civic challenges using ICT, IoT, and big data analytics moving forward. Looking forward to next year's event!
Samir Saini, Chief Information Officer, City of Atlanta
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