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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 old VW bus is a classic, but the newest addition to the Volkswagen family is eco-friendly and speedy.
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The city has unveiled abench that offers free, solar-powered charging for personal devices.
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From sensors to new materials, automotive supply company, Faurecia, anticipates the future of autonomous vehicles.
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The next step for broadband may very well be out of this world.
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Some intelligent devices have already been installed and construction should start later this year on 220 apartments at the Peña Station NEXT project in Denver.
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The committee is composed of representatives from local governments, researchers from academia and industry experts.
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Roadie and Goodwill have come together to make donating easier than ever.
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As 2016 saw the dramatic price drop and easing of federal drone regulations, many project even more success this coming year.
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The mayor cited the Smart City Challenge as a reason for the growing interest and investments in autonomous technology in Ohio.
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Autonomous vehicles are coming, and fast. We need to look at new models for shared ownership.
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The white minivans will later this month start adding to the 2.5-million miles of road testing that Google has racked up.
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The morning commute meltdown capped off a week of service failures and long wait times for the transportation system.
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States and municipalities barely able to fill potholes today could soon be charged with creating the world’s most sophisticated roads with embedded sensors, cameras and communication devices to help autonomous vehicles talk to one another and the environment around them.
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The Rocky Mountain Hyperloop team is one of the 35 semifinalists to build the technology, which carries passengers and cargo at speeds of up to 700 mph.
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CES 2017 panelists agreed that like their business counterparts, agencies must de-silo, collaborate to make the most of the Internet of Things.
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These four challenges call on the public and private sectors to innovate together.
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Cybersecurity experts discussed how to safeguard "always-on" devices such as Amazon’s Echo and Apple’s iPhone.
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The county is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to upgrade its parking facilities — $65,000 of which is slated to add to the existing eight charging stations for electric cars.
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