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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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Through an international partnership, Illinois CIO Hardik Bhatt is excited to exchange information, ideas and data to help make both states leaders in their respective countries.
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Instruments will measure water temperature, salinity, oxygen content, pH, clarity and, eventually, levels of nitrogen pollution. The data will be transmitted directly to an EPA website being designed for the average person to understand.
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The network would replace the turnpike’s microwave-radio system, whose capacity to carry data from toll plazas, camera systems and road sensors to centralized computers will eventually reach its limit.
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If the Hyperloop turns into a means of transportation, it will be the fastest and one of the cheapest modes of transportation in existence.
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An electric grid that can fix itself may seem like something out of science fiction, but Eversource Energy is moving in that direction.
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United States Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith called the conference “a big American barn-raising” of ideas.
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More than a third of respondents to a recent survey said that if a semiautonomous car took over part of the driving duties, they’d eat, read, text, take pictures and access the internet while driving.
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The authors of a book about driverless cars published in September talk timing and safety of automated vehicles.
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Smart Cities Grant Winners announced Thursday were Denver; Los Angeles; Marysville, Ohio; Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority in New York; Pittsburgh, Pa.; San Francisco; and Houston.
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Our future roadways will consist of more than self-driving cars and smart traffic systems.
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The portion of I-380 to be mapped was chosen because it provides both rural and urban traffic.
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A poll finds that 40 percent of surveyed drivers in Oregon and Washington aren't interested in owning a driverless car, even if price wasn't a factor.
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The funds will go toward projects to encourage carpools, time traffic signals for transit and pedestrian safety, and test driverless passenger shuttles.
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The District's CDO has has his sights set on improving the data capacity of one area of city government in particular: business intelligence.
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In a new way to encourage responsible driving, Boston released an app for residents to earn prizes for safe driving.
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The portion of I-380 slated as a test site is one of the busiest in the area, and was chosen because it provides an example of both rural and urban traffic.
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The city’s successful BlightSTAT performance management approach has been the backbone of efforts that resulted in the elimination of over 15,000 blighted units from 2010 to 2015.
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During a meeting of private industry and regulatory officials, the future of drones and the difficulties in regulating the technology was a hot topic.
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