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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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As of right now, Cruise employees are the only San Franciscans who can currently get rides in robot taxis. However, app-hailed self-driving cars may not be far off.
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Widespread automation won’t happen overnight, but it is important to know what jobs will be at risk.
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Fastrack's main focus is to find “cutting edge, agile, and scalable solutions to urban problems.”
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The Aug. 21 total eclipse will cut directly across 14 states, from Oregon to South Carolina. About 200 million people live within a day’s drive of the “path of totality,” and millions are expected to flock there for the event.
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Bellevue, Wash.; Portland, Ore.; Newport News, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md., use their Global City Teams Challenge grant awards from the National Institute of Standards and Technology to come up with smart tech systems that can be easily replicated.
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The company's goal is to try to start manufacturing and selling the FF 91, a powerful, technology-packed luxurious electric sedan
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Next Future Transportation is developing a modular transportation system that resembles railcars that link up to form a train, but smaller and with rubber wheels for roads -- and they drive themselves.
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It’s the same approach California used 10 years ago to kick-start sales of rooftop solar arrays with rebates.
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The ideas aim to improve traffic flow and infrastructure, even making it easier to find parking by using a smartphone app, among others.
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The responsibility for implementing the $836 million emergency plan to restore the broken system falls to transportation veterans Veronique Hakim and Pat Foye.
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Smart Columbus is getting serious about promoting electric vehicle use, starting with encouraging more charging locations.
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Part of the problem: first- and last-mile connections.
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Customers use an app to find a GPS-enabled bike, reserve it and use a smartphone to unlock it.
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The marketplace, ultimately, will judge just how effective the new layout is.
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Understanding the potential of using data to tackle city priorities like infrastructure but lacking the internal capacity and budget to develop a robust data program, the city began looking for help from outside the public sector.
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The latest addition to the list is China's Baidu, an Internet search company.
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An interactive website, unveiled in July, allows users to compare maps of cities side by side using a variety of different metrics.
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Because the climate is changing, even fundamental infrastructure elements like airports and key economic sectors like air transportation may need to be redesigned and reengineered.
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