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Texas continues to invest in high-speed rail, in the hopes that it will transform the state's transportation system.
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With energy-efficiency in mind, Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz plans on upgrading streetlights with LED lights.
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Southern California's Metrolink will be getting some much needed upgrades to ease commuter travels.
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The Internet of Things is creating a world driven by statistics, cutting down on excess costs and expensive miscalculations.
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Smart city technology is luring entrepreneurs hoping to embed themselves in an industry estimated to grow to $27.5 billion by 2023.
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City officials are using commuters' cellular data to aid in transportation system planning.
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Dubai looks to take advantage of its usable sunlight by deploying solar powered Wi-Fi and charging stations across the city.
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Montreal is taking a unique approach to increasing the public's water supply by repurposing existing fire hydrants into water fountains.
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On the congested streets of Mexico City, a team of city planners and engineers hope to create a public space safe for pedestrian travel.
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The German city of Wuppertal seeks to spark an economic rebirth as a hub for autonomous "robot" cars.
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It's time for a recap and review of this philanthropic, collaborative startup that has put down roots in eight cities so far.
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The small Brazilian city of Águas de São Pedro is equipped with sensors and a constant incoming supply of data.
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With everything increasingly connected, there is a growing awareness of new vulnerabilities.
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India takes first steps in an attempt to overhaul the nation's energy infrastructure.
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Using technology to boost traffic flow is much less expensive than widening roads or building transit lines, city officials say.
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Privacy concerns cause the State Assembly to approve restrictions limiting drone use over private property.
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Installation of new LED streetlights will save the city as much as $400,000.
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Affordable, eco-friendly houses are increasingly appealing to first-time home buyers and others on fixed incomes.
