Special Reports

Smart city conversations don’t typically encompass housing. That could be changing, writes Sarah Wray.

The world’s first autonomous passenger ferry demonstration took place off the coast of Finland last month. Are we set to see such services scale up?

Kansas City’s smart sewers could save over $1 billion.

New initiatives around city data-sharing look way beyond open data.

Smart city initiatives aim to make our lives easier but cities can’t be truly ‘smart’ if they fail to serve entire groups of society.

Many cities are curious about the benefits that blockchain could offer for citizens and public services, but they’re understandably wary of taking the plunge. Ernst & Young’s Paul Brody shares how to move beyond the status quo.

Delta Electronics’ M.S. Huang urges cities and technology vendors to practise what they preach for a more sustainable future.

It’s the dawn of a new era with a new mayor in town. Melony Rocque surveys the smart London landscape to see just how smart London has become.

Exclusive interview with Professor David Gann CBE, VP (Innovation) Imperial College, and Chair of the Smart London Board, on Smart London its achievements so far, and what needs to happen next, by Melony Rocque