CTO at City of Peachtree Corners and Chief of Civic Innovation & Technology at City of Louisville join a panel of experts from across the urban landscape to share their successes and their knowledge in working with connected and connective technologies in the real world.
Underground logistics network Pipedream has partnered with Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners to launch and install the underground logistics solution in the city.
Israeli start-up ITC Intelligent Traffic Control is deploying its smart traffic management technology in the Georgia smart city as well as launching in the US.
Robot carriers are designed to collect orders at warehouses, retail stores, dark stores and then deliver those goods to people and businesses around the city.
Peachtree Corners and Audi intend to fine-tune strategies to expand connectivity on public roadways for increased roadway safety, and traffic efficiency.
Startups will test solutions in real-world environments at the 5G smart city to enhance safety and IoT-enabled operations as well as share capabilities.
Cellular vehicle-to-everything tech ensures vulnerable users like pedestrians and cyclists are identifiable by vehicles before the naked eye can detect them.
The company wants to use the living lab at the Peachtree Corners 5G smart city to evaluate its smart parcel locker last-mile delivery service for the US market.
It will help further develop the company’s 3D perception platform and enable it to make use of the real-world testing environment in the US 5G smart city.
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.
Peachtree Corners and its Curiosity Lab have been recognised as one of the most advanced smart city environments in the world, serving as a model for the US.
Technology from Israeli start-up ACiiST provides Peachtree Corners with connected infrastructure network solutions that allow various mobility technologies on the city’s streets to communicate.
Charging solution aims to enable quick installation at scale and easy expansion and maintenance to help meet growing demand for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
OVHcloud will deliver compute, storage, and other cloud platform resources allowing the city and technology partners to manage, analyse, gain critical insights, and make informed decisions.
La French Tech will expand collaboration with and leverage Peachtree Corners as it guides companies looking to develop technologies and expand into North America.
The smart city in Georgia is working with Jacobs and Qualcomm to demonstrate the benefits of C-V2X communications in a real-world setting to increase traffic efficiency and roadside safety.
Telecoms company T-Mobile, Curiosity Lab and the Georgia Institute of Technology will establish the incubator at Peachtree Corners to support entrepreneurs and start-ups.
It will produce more than 1,300 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually for a Level 2 EV charger at city hall at no cost to motorists and may power other parts of the city in the future.
The Georgia city will enable Bosch to prove out its latest, most advanced edge computing capabilities to manage and analyse traffic via Curiosity Lab’s connected intersection.
The Gwinnett County city in the US will run an initial six-month pilot of the e-scooters which will also provide another form of transport to help recover from lockdown.
Cities have often benefited from innovation but have not typically led the charge, says Betsy Plattenburg, executive director of Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners. But times are changing.
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