Singapore attracts more test bedding of urban solutions
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Singapore attracts more test bedding of urban solutions
62:13:20 / July 4, 2012

Panasonic to invest S$10.2 million (US$8 million) over next two years to set up R&D center focusing on energy management solutions, while industry watchers point out technology alone not enough for smart city success.

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