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South Korea is set to deploy a new system using data such as surveillance camera footage and credit card transactions of confirmed coronavirus patients to recreate their movements.

The beacons will send audio messages about potential obstacles and intersections to users’ phones, to help people with low vision or blindness get around the city.

The new technology could help micromobility providers better manage their fleets and therefore reduce the disruption and conflict seen in some cities.

Evelity is an indoor GPS which uses Bluetooth i-beacons and an app.

The service will run along a 5.7km route to selected destinations on Sentosa and will provide important insight about how the shuttles will interact with other road users.

The US city wants to be autonomous-ready and is partnering with Deepen AI and Foresight AI to build high-definition, 3D maps for three demonstration routes