The proof-of-concept project brought together the City of Hamburg in Germany, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Yunex Traffic, TraffGO Road and Monotch. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The buses are being introduced as the bus network is brought back into public control and and will join 108 publicly owned electric buses already in service. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
New initiative combines deep industry expertise and hands-on customer insight to reimagine how AI can solve local governments’ biggest operational challenges. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The flight comes days after Archer launched its plans for its ‘No Roads’ flight tour and follows a stretch of more than 70 completed test flights in August. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The zero-emission Urbino 18 electric buses will be delivered to Szczecin’s public transport operator Spak in 2027-2028 to serve urban and suburban routes. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The study, Electricity Grids in Europe, says €24.7bn in electricity distribution grid investment would be required by 2030 to accommodate projected EV growth. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Small cell deployment will boost connectivity for residents, businesses and visitors in the UK city, providing O2 customers with a reliable mobile experience. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Kerlink and DataPrint will jointly cover the entire IoT value chain and aim to accelerate growth in smart cities, smart buildings and industrial IoT markets. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The integration brings secure, one-tap travel to a pass used by more than 50,000 young people in Manchester and creates scope for wider digital ticketing. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Cool Pavement approach helps lower surface temperatures by up to 12 °F and reflects a higher portion of the sunlight that hits it, absorbing less heat. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
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