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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 impressive minivan was unveiled as a concept vehicle at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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There were innovative features involved, no doubt, but the steering was still left to the driver.
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The cars and their software will soon experience multiple lanes, bridges, traffic lights and a rotary.
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Several speakers talked about nascent efforts to control traffic in Baton Rouge through the city's "smart city" committee, which includes academics, technology professionals and politicians who are trying to collect data to better inform policy decisions.
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Teams completed a series of tasks leading up to Tuesday’s final challenge of generating a 3-D simulation.
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At a public hearing in Sacramento, the DMV heard comments from a wide range of stakeholders on the state's proposed autonomous vehicle rules.
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At the Transportation Research Center in East Liberty, government researchers demonstrated how vehicles could hit the brakes on their own to avoid collisions with simulated pedestrians.
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Akron, Ohio, will join colleagues from big cities to accept funding to develop a strategic plan for safely and effectively implementing the Internet of Things.
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Questions loom over the effects automation has had on the American workforce — a topic that for years has been the subject of debate among economists and policymakers.
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As all the levels of government align to push California's capital to become the next hub of self-driving vehicles, the city is setting up standards and protocols to help developers figure out how to scale their technology.
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The road scanning will take from four to eight weeks, covering both arterial and residential streets.
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Gridics, short for Grid Analytics, created a platform in which users can visualize real estate data in order to make smarter investment and development decisions.
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Eliminating road deaths is a tall order, but cities nationwide are taking the challenge.
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The lawsuit shone a stark light on the competition among companies developing self-driving cars, each vying for a technological edge.
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Tesla, based in Palo Alto, Calif., has a handful of its "superchargers" in Michigan -- in Ann Arbor, Bay City and Grand Rapids.
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City air quality initiatives using sensors fall into three main categories: initiatives that integrate sensors into existing infrastructure, those that leverage mobile sensors, and others that analyze cell phone data to understand resident exposure to poor air quality.
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Cities and public transit systems need to embrace the customer-service-centric features that make ride-hailing services so popular.
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The project is part of HyperLink — the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority's solution to getting people to and from bus stops for $3 a trip so they don't have to walk 45 minutes in the Florida heat or pay for an Uber.
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