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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 technology uses low-cost plastic antennas and devices placed on power lines so that the existing infrastructure is a guide for broadband signals.
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The EPA’s Energy Star program has added the capability to track waste and material use with the same ease of tracking energy and water use.
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Two panels at CES 2017 critiqued the move toward smart cities, agreeing efforts must be individualized and that the U.S. is somewhat behind other nations — but catching up.
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During the GO-NV Summit, both Local Motors and Keolis discussed plans to bring their self-driving shuttles to the Las Vegas area.
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If passed, the law would prevent renewable energy developers from using tax reliefs currently offered within 40 miles of a military field.
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In 2017, we’ll have to decide whether we can trust autonomous technology. That’s going to be much harder than we might expect.
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The designation, which initially doesn’t include any federal funding, would require the selected areas to follow national testing standards, share testing information and participate in committees reviewing testing data.
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Taking a look at Chicago's new sensor-based stormwater management system.
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The long-term blueprint released last month for the nation's busiest rail corridor calls for expanded high-speed rail through and stopping in the city.
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The malicious software raises concerns of Russian attempts to interfere with critical infrastructure and the 2016 presidential race.
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California-based Santa Clara University is testing an autonomous shuttle that chugs around an almost 1-mile loop route with five designated stops.
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From flood control in Texas, to wildlife protection in Florida to earthquake alerts in Los Angeles, the IoT is making connections in the public sector.
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In a patent filing dated Thursday, Amazon says it wants to build a “collective” unmanned aerial vehicle by having smaller drones stick together in various configurations.
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A majority of states do no have any legal framework for autonomous vehicles.
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Artificial intelligence promises to shake up the economy. The White House released a report to help public officials prepare for the next great disruption.
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In a questionnaire, Chao outlines the challenges that face transportation planning for the next administration.
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Honda says collaboration with the Google unit called Waymo would let researchers learn about integration of sensors, software and computers.
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Uber pulled its self-driving Volvos off the roads in San Francisco on Wednesday, Dec. 21, a week after they began picking up passengers, as the Department of Motor Vehicles revoked the cars’ registrations.
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