Smart Cities News

The penetration rate of on-board computers featuring GPS location functionality and wireless communications is now at very high levels in both North America and Western Europe.

The outbreak could shift China’s smart city vision away from political surveillance and towards health, Robyn Mak, a columnist for Reuters Breakingviews, has said.

The city aims to put smart technology on the ground to advance equity, safety, discovery and mobility across the economic spectrum.

Michael Lee Sherwood, Director of Technology & Innovation, City of Las Vegas, discusses smart parks, cybersecurity, how technology projects are funded and more.

Fast-growing neighbourhoods are the perfect testing ground for the latest connected technologies. Toby Olshanetsky, co-founder and CEO of prooV, highlights a "quiet" technological revolution.

An online map features selected ploughs on main roads, with different colours indicating when a road was last ploughed.

Solutions from the winning start-ups of the City:One Challenge provide a healthy food delivery service that also reduces waste and navigation guides for those with mobility impairments.

6G is expected to launch around 2030 and could be ten times faster than 5G.

The overall goal is to position Slovenia as a European leader in harnessing the power of circularity to decarbonise its economy and transform communities.

The Granville Bridge Connector aims to provide more travel options to and from downtown that don’t contribute to congestion or pollution.