Innovators in the Mobility for All Challenge advance to a second phase to strengthen their assisted mobility, barrier management and trip-planning solutions. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The new function aims to reduce the minutes process from hours to as little as 10 minutes, using a municipality’s meeting agenda and transcripts or captions. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Tensor Auto is working with Munich taxi operator MTZ to bring an autonomous taxi model across German cities initially, followed by a wider European deployment. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Esri UK and OS are inviting local authorities and housing associations to submit ideas for using geospatial tech in the Social Housing Innovation Challenge. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
$5.9m project replaced more than 8,000 water meters, modernising the city’s metering system and supporting the long-term operation of its water utility. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Paradox Engineering, Lusety, Schréder and Flashnet are the first to achieve certification for their Talq Gateways including one or both of the new profiles. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The International Telecommunication Union and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme are co-organising the United Nations Pavilion, in collaboration with 17 UN entities and with media support by SmartCitiesWorld. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Innovation Charter will create a shared roadmap for overcoming technical, commercial, regulatory and operational barriers that make installation more complex. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
PHXLink is designed to connect Phoenix residents with public transit services and help with future transit planning based on ridership data during the pilot. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The network will cover the Texas Triangle megaregion, including Austin, Dallas and Houston, with the goal of turning hour-long drives into 10-20 minute flights. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
