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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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Rumors are swirling in Pittsburgh that a new self-driving Cadillac model belongs to the "stealth mode robotics company," NextDroid.
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Lyft already has an array of partnerships and deals related to self-driving cars, but this newest one will provide a fleet of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles for Lyft drivers.
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The area continues to draw tech companies to the area. Apple is among the residents of the city's industrial area.
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According to a new study, cities may be able to predict where collisions are most likely to occur by collecting data on dangerous driving behaviors.
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The Wi-Fi project would install 40 interactive kiosks in the downtown area, as well as 200 mobile beacons to provide free Internet access to the city.
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Resilience planning means a lot of things to different communities. In San Francisco, a panel of infrastructure and design experts shared their thoughts on how to combat increased flooding due to a rise in sea level.
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The long-term goal is to build the world’s first sustainable road, a highway that could create its own clean, renewable energy and generate income by selling power to utility companies.
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Gov. Jay Inslee’s move is similar to the order signed in Arizona in 2015, which also established pilot programs with loose regulations for companies to test self-driving vehicles.
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Whether monitoring traffic counts, water and air quality or water lines for leaks, sensors and other evolving technologies are increasingly being used by the Triangle cities and nationwide to make more informed, real-time decisions.
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The company has said that it hopes to continue to have a positive presence in Pittsburgh.
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While San Jose prides itself as a “smart city” that deploys new technology, it doesn’t have privacy policies related to the surveillance equipment.
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Great Streets is a multi-faceted community investment program that empowers communities to transform their main streets into meaningful public spaces, improving overall community well-being.
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If approved, Lyft customers will in a few months be able to take rides in nuTonomy’s self-driving electric Renault hatchbacks.
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Even in Texas, where oil and gas dominate, there's a growing appetite for renewable energy.
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Civil Maps is just one of many startups that have forged alliances with big automakers in the field of self-driving cars.
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The executive branch argued that a private nonprofit is better equipped to handle the country's 300 airports, but consensus remains elusive.
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Eighteen months ago, the Texas Tribune asked the government for documents that should have shed a lot of light on Houston's vulnerability to a massive hurricane. After finally receiving them, it turns out the documents are basically useless.
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Mass urbanization is one of the defining trends of our generation.
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