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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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The Central Ohio Transit Authority will be working closely with the Smart Columbus effort to evolve area transportation.
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This solar energy work is an all-refugee effort coordinated by the Get Charged Up nonprofit group.
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Goose Island is transitioning from an industrial hub to a tech-focused one.
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Critics say the law is a giant financial giveaway to the phone companies because it would force local governments to let them install antennas on public property for next to nothing.
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The capital city of California is using its leverage as the backyard of state regulators and its willingness to form partnerships to get driverless vehicle manufacturers to the table.
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Many of the states with net metering laws have no limit on how many megawatts can be accommodated, and that’s where solar advocates wanted to see New Hampshire go.
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Thus far, the smart city movement has been focused on core infrastructure like broadband and sensors, but this week, the conversation began to shift to an even more important element — people.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee met to discuss more than a dozen pieces of proposed self-driving vehicle legislation and begin crafting the framework that will ultimately lead to bipartisan legislation that regulates self-driving vehicles.
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The Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit will have its soft launch this week and provide free rides to the public starting Thursday.
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NSF's Erwin Gianchandani discussed in an opening keynote how the agency is working with cities and advancing the greater gov tech movement.
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Researchers say the traffic- and pollution-reducing benefits of self-driving vehicles aren’t guaranteed — at least, not without serious societal changes in how people use cars.
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The L.A. County Metropolitan Transit Agency is launching a pilot program, equipping 150 buses with Wi-Fi devices in an effort to improve ridership and passenger experience.
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In the future, drivers will be able to authorize payments through financial information that has been integrated with the car, much as consumers have done with their cellphones.
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One expert says drones have "a lot of economic benefit" for things, such as quicker search and rescue missions.
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Each month, teams of hackers gather at a vacant West Oakland warehouse where they go head-to-head in a battle to see whose car is fastest, or at least, which one can complete the course.
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The state is partnering with Nexar, a company that makes an app that turns smartphones into smart dashboard cameras.
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The robot is a K5 model manufactured by Mountain View-based Knightscope. It’s shaped like a bullet, has wheels at its base and is about 5 feet tall.
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