Scottish tech accelerator has issued a global call for an an evidence-based digital tool that demonstrates the commercial value of circular economy practices. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The U20 Communiqué calls for mayors to be given greater powers and direct access to finance to deliver on these three interconnected challenges facing cities. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
It will work with Beam Middle East to explore and introduce advanced energy systems, including off grid EV charging and other clean energy mobility tech. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Walking, wheeling and cycling projects across the Scottish city will support new infrastructure, improve public spaces and develop active travel routes. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
AlltecPro and Insync Municipal Systems partner to bring real-time transcription, captioning and multilingual translation to New Brunswick municipal meetings. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The DigiPro initiative aims to strengthen the readiness of ICT specialists across government to deal with fast-moving technological changes and risks. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
The UK city worked with Purple to transform its public wifi from a collection of disconnected hotspots into a unified smart city digital infrastructure. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
It is one of four innovative roofs to test ways of making a busy commercial corridor cooler in Brownsville, more resilient and more comfortable for bus riders. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Collaboration will help bring interoperability and smart city standards closer to professionals and organisations working on urban lighting and lighting tech. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
Feasibility study assessed how Artemis Technologies’ electric hydrofoil technology could support a future passenger service operated by a ferry operator. Source: SmartCitiesWorldRead the original article on SmartCitiesWorld
