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University of Melbourne builds AI application to predict traffic congestion
An AI application has been developed by the University of Melbourne's Australian Integrated Multimodal Ecosystem that can predict traffic conditions up to three hours in advance.
Robot in the dog house: Spot's fancy new digs
Mobile deployment units a growing trend for inspection- and surveillance-oriented robotics.
Building racial and social equity into mobility: What can Ford do about it?
As Ford deploys new autonomous technologies and as-a-service business models, the auto company says it will stand out for working closely with communities to build a more equitable transportation system.
Wi-Fi hotspots, pollution meters, gunshot locators: How lampposts are making cities smarter
As smart cities develop, they should leverage the untapped potential of street lights, finds a new report.
A city that knows your every move: Saudi Arabia's new smart city might be a glimpse of the future
Saudi Arabia is building a smart city in the desert that will know its residents better than they know themselves. Snapshot of the future, or an example to avoid?
Singapore puts budget focus on transformation, innovation
After tilting last year's budget towards 'emergency support' in light of the global pandemic, Singapore's government will spend SG$24 billion ($18.1 billion) over the next three years to help local businesses innovate and build capabilities needed to take them through the next phase of transformation.
A 3D camera that sees in pitch black
If you think robots are scary, just wait until they can see in the dark.
CES 2021: Three trends business pros and CIOs should watch very closely
Most of the innovations at CES 2021 aren't on display. It's the hidden, enterprise tech that powers all those smart consumer gadgets that is the real star of the show.
Fetch.AI launches blockchain-based AI smart-city infrastructure in Munich
Fetch.ai and Datarella predict mass implementation of Munich’s smart-city infrastructure will reduce CO2 emissions by 34,000 tonnes per year.
NSW Transport and Microsoft use machine learning and data to reduce road accidents
The pair ran a trial to identify five potentially risky intersections.
This traffic camera sees all (and that's a good thing)
A thermal camera developed for autonomous cars can improve traffic lights in cities.
CSIRO to use artificial intelligence, machine learning, and sensors to end plastic waste
CSIRO is working with Microsoft and Hobart City Council to develop these new technology solutions.
Singapore opens smart cities development lab
Led by real estate group CapitaLand and an investment of up to SG$10 million, the Smart Urban Co-Innovation Lab aims to support 200 companies in the country over the next three years and has so far roped in 30 industry players, including AWS, Microsoft, and Schneider Electric.
This is an AI, what's your emergency?
Complex emergencies are getting far too complex for human dispatchers to coordinate, so AI/ML is the new norm.
AI-based traffic management gets green light
Technology convergence allows for safer automated traffic lights with less waiting.
Singapore launches commercial autonomous bus services on roads
The buses will run two routes at Singapore Science Park 2 and Jurong Island over a three-month pilot, during which data will be collected to assess the viability of the on-demand service as well as passenger safety and service reliability.
Saudi Arabia is building a futuristic smart city: Sci-fi, or tool of mass surveillance?
Daphné Leprince-Ringuet says the Line will expand over almost 200km in Saudi Arabian desert. And while it might provide a glimpse of the future, it could also act as a warning against data harvesting. Read more: http://zd.net/3bJZRvI
Three reasons business pros and CIOs should care about CES 2021
CES is as much a showcase for the latest business technology as it is for consumer electronics. Enterprise technologies like AI, data analytics, and 5G underpin the latest IoT gadgets, smart devices, and autonomous vehicles and will be on full display at the all digital CES 2021.
Thermal sensors: From self-driving car to AI-based traffic lights
A thermal camera developed for autonomous cars can improve traffic lights in cities.
Fifth largest city in the US gets smart traffic light system
Technology convergence allows for safer automated traffic lights with less waiting.
This is an AI, what's your emergency?
Complex emergencies are getting far too complex for human dispatchers to coordinate, so AI/ML is the new norm.
Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs cans Toronto smart city project
It's no longer financially viable, says the urban design business.
Street Furniture Australia builds smart 'chillout' hubs for Georges River Council's
The space features multiple environment sensors, free Wi-Fi, and charging ports.
Big data for big cities' transportation: Can it transform commuting?
Greater Manchester is the latest city to put big data to good use, managing crowds in its transportation network.
Cybersecurity is the connected car's next big challenge
Daphne Leprince-Ringuet says governments and manufacturers will have to ramp up their efforts to make sure that autonomous cars are safe from cyber attacks before they hit the road. Read more: https://zd.net/2RUY3XZ
With data analytics, Avis is rethinking the car rental business
Now that it's collecting data from its massive fleet of cars, Avis Budget Group is reducing costs, making customers happier and working with new partners like smart cities and ride hailing firms, VP Chris Cerruto explains.
Optimizing public services: Cities that run their own operating system
Sensors distributed across the city will allow the collection of real-time data to improve services, says the council.
Google's new tool lets you see how polluted these cities really are
Google has launched a free online tool that provides urban planners with informed data on selected cities' carbon footprint.
Waymo, Nissan, and Renault team up on driverless cars in France and Japan
The research into the viability of bringing driverless car services to France and Japan will be conducted in both countries.
Singapore to launch QR identity verification tool for businesses
Government says it will introduce in third-quarter 2019 a tool called SG-Verify, which will enable businesses to perform secure identity verification and data transfer via QR scans for use cases such as visitor registration and customer acquisition.
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