Understand how the fibres below our feet can detect movement and produce data which can be used to control traffic in an intelligent way to reduce congestion, emissions and improve air quality & safety.
In the latest SmartCitiesWorld podcast, Sarah Wray talks to Chris Shannon, CEO of Fotech Group and Stuart Large, Product Line Director & Business Development.
In the latest SmartCitiesWorld podcast, Sarah Wray talks to Chris Shannon, CEO of Fotech Group and Stuart Large, Product Line Director & Business Development.
Integration of Bosch cameras provides real-time triggers to activate Tapco Wrong-Way Alert systems when a vehicle travelling in the wrong direction is detected.
As well as boost connectivity, the smart poles can provide a smart city infrastructure to roll out applications and services such as electric vehicle charging.
Proof-of-concept enabled phone users to seamlessly connect to wifi and move between cellular and wifi connectivity via an existing OpenRoaming profile or app.
Boldyn Networks and G.Network will help create a new high-speed fibre network across London and deploy small-cell units in busy areas of the UK capital.
Report from the World Broadband Association sets out the criteria required to be described as a gigacity and calls for greater investment by global governments.
Solution is designed to promote the construction of smart cities that emphasise secure, efficient city operations, and comprehensive city sensing management.
The UN ITU digital agency made the announcement at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and reckons “universal meaningful connectivity is within our grasp”.
We showcase three examples of public and private sector investment in networks and the cloud that will provide vital underpinning infrastructure for the future.
Upgraded Nationwide Broadband Network will be the backbone of future applications and innovation for Singapore at speeds up to 10 times faster than today.
Wandsworth, Richmond and Merton are the latest boroughs to benefit from a high-speed fibre network as part of the mayor’s wider Connected London programme.
As part of the project, FiberLight is providing high-speed 10- and 100GB connectivity to the Public Infrastructure Network Nodes across some 92 miles of SH 130.
As part of the UK Government’s £5bn Project Gigabit, CityFibre will subsidise the deployment of full fibre infrastructure to more than 202,000 rural properties.
The €100m rollout is part of plans to address areas underserved by fibre-to-the-home and is central to the Irish capital’s mission to futureproof the city.
We shine the spotlight on two major cities, Baltimore and London, who are taking steps to enhance connectivity for residents and eliminate digital disparities.
Possible solutions could include an OpenRoaming network, which would allow users to seamlessly connect to wifi networks that have adopted the technology.
The City’s Digital Inclusion Strategy incorporates four actionable goals to help anchor the city’s activities and investments in the digital ecosystem.
Boldyn and EE are installing a network of small cells in the King’s Cross and Euston area to boost mobile capacity and expanding it over the next two years.
City is demonstrating thought leadership on broadband as a mode of mobility, leveraging the alliance’s guidance to build a world-class smart city ecosystem.
Liz St. Louis at Sunderland City Council and David Conway at Sunderland University delve into how Sunderland has forged ahead in delivering connectivity for all.
The $32.3m grant from the DoE’s Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships (Grip) programme will be matched by the Chattanooga municipal utility, EPB.
Mayor Jim Strickland has introduced an ordinance amendment to make Memphis one of the US’ most connected cities as part of the Memphis 3.0 and Smart City plan.
Report from the Wireless Broadband Alliance sets out how Wifi 7 will enable smart city, consumer, Industry 4.0 and other applications, previously impractical.
STL and TruVista have joined forces to invest heavily in building fibre networks in the US state, enabling residents to access internet at speeds of 1Gbps.
Set up by Deutsche Telekom at its T-Labs R&D facility, centre will explore and test concepts and technologies such as the so-called quantum internet of things.
The digital comms developer and operator will expand last-mile connectivity to Carlsbad, Mesa, Omaha and Council Bluffs as part of its smart cities initiative.
Project will engage community feedback and data to help identify the types of technologies that might be considered for implementation on the BeltLine corridor.
The Big Apple Connect free broadband programme is being expanded to 17 new public housing developments in an effort to close they city’s digital divide.
Sutton is working with Boldyn Networks to deploy the high-speed fibre network that will also help to build the foundations for future smart city applications.
Located in Oxagon, it will enhance current and future digital connectivity, security and network resilience to meet the growing demands of the Neom region.
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is working with AT&T and Boldyn Networks to bring wireless connectivity for travellers on its rail service.
Telus is committed to helping Montreal become one of the world’s most welcoming and innovative cities, connecting thousands of kilometres of optic fibre.
It follows the implementation of 600-miles of ultra-high-speed, multi-gigabit fibre optic network by Metronet to homes and businesses throughout the US city.
Raj Mack, head of Digital Birmingham at Birmingham City Council, explains how the West Midlands city is building an international digital brand and reputation.
The new Fremont Street project seeks to improve connectivity for a range of city services and smart applications from smart transportation to public safety.
Liz St Louis, director of smart cities at Sunderland City Council, explains how the city is leading the way in digital transformation and is determined to leave no one and nowhere behind.
Martin Creaner, director general of the World Broadband Association, says the digital divide discussion needs to move towards a more involved, longer-term connectivity plan.
JBG will deploy an advanced digital infrastructure that aims to deliver seamless connectivity and fuel innovation and new business models in Industry 4.0.
Upgraded high-capacity carrier-grade fibre network, which leverages the power of 5G small cells and IoT, will more than double in size along the subway system.
CellSmart presents data captured in the speed tests and provides rankings of 5G upload and download speeds by country, metro area and network operators.
Collaborative project aims to improve the delivery of new, monetisable services by reducing data traffic towards the core of the wireless and fibre networks.
Power grid company State Grid Jiangsu turned to a private wireless network when it needed to urgently build a comms network to support smart grid services.
Connected Places Catapult’s Paul Wilson looks back to the beginning of the smart cities trend and tracks how the path has been laid for the future of the urban environment.
The 5G city in Georgia will collaborate with the North Texas Innovation Alliance, a regional consortium, to support the expansion of smart cities across the US.
The plan will be based on the findings of the city’s recent digital equity assessment and seeks to ensure all citizens thrive with improved access to digital technologies.
David Shi, President, Enterprise Business Group, Huawei Middle East explains how the shift to a more digital economy across the Middle East has taken root in smart city innovation.
A survey of enterprise and venue IT experts and senior decision-makers reveals that support for building smart communities is high but upgrading network infrastructure remains a challenge.
It has chosen Actelis Networks solutions and software to give ITS operators the ability to rapidly develop and deploy a fast network for the new era of transportation.
The internet service will be available to all residential and commercial customers over a 100 per cent fibre optic network with symmetrical upload and download speeds.
The CFW-Neighbourhood initiative on the expanded city network provides free access to five underserved neighbourhoods in the Texan city, home to an estimated 40,000 residents.
Rajent and Accelecom are bringing wireless wide area network and public access wifi to aid both flood victim emergency communications and last-mile connectivity for rural downtowns.
The community sites have been connected as part of the UK’s largest public sector Local Full Fibre Networks programme, which has laid the foundations for the next phase of smart city projects.
Vodafone Idea is conducting the trial on the use of street furniture for 5G small cells and aerial fibre with learnings used for deployment in other Indian smart cities.
The city council will work with Bai Communications and the University of Sunderland to deploy advanced wireless technologies across the campuses, creating a 5G test lab.
Ubicquia claims UbiHub is compatible with more than 360 million streetlights worldwide and can be installed in seconds, plugging into the existing streetlight photocell socket.
The US Conference of Mayors has set up a steering committee to keep cities at the cutting edge of what’s possible, focusing on areas such as broadband deployment, cybersecurity and digital services.
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