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The tool uses ground motion sensors to detect earthquakes before humans can feel them and send automated notifications.

Street furniture from MCDecaux will provide citizens in the Japanese city with a range of services including free wi-fi hotspots and emergency message alerts.

Following two back-to-back earthquakes in southern California, a new tool could see critical buildings re-open faster while Los Angeles has launched new initiatives to help citizens prepare.

AT&T and the city of Los Angeles have unveiled ShakeAlertLA, which claims to be the first municipally-sponsored earthquake alert system for citizens

The company will provide the Japanese city with state-of-the-art technologies to boost local businesses and improve quality of life