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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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Gov.-elect Tom Wolf said he wants to lead a statewide discussion about how the future of older cities such as Scranton, inner-ring suburbs and the surrounding townships are interrelated.
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A network of charging stations could make a road trip from St. Louis to Chicago more likely in an electric vehicle, without having to haul a generator.
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The drone revolution isn't coming; it's hovering overhead — and the Federal Aviation Administration is playing catch-up.
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A holistic approach is necessary to successfully plan and construct energy efficient buildings. But implementing best practices elsewhere is not a straightforward task.
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On this edition of FutureStructure Radio we chat with Qualcomm Senior Director of Business Development Kiva Allgood about all things smart cities.
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The event boasted a stellar cast of public and private sector leaders who had assembled to engage in ongoing dialogue about continuing the transformation of the world’s cities.
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The newly devised solar solution could be used to coat all kinds of weirdly shaped surfaces, from patio furniture to an airplane’s wing.
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The Center for Data Innovation hosted a forum to examine how – or if – regulators and bureaucrats are part of the solution or part of the problem.
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The company completed the first test flight using green diesel, a fuel blend of oils and fats already used in trucks and other ground transportation.
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Miami conference anticipates how the world will change – for both good and ill – in the wake of ever-increasing connectivity.
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The San Joaquin Valley has been a center of oil and gas exploration development and production in California for over a century and also has some of the most stringent limits on emissions in the nation.
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Wearable technology is approaching a point at which users themselves become part of the city-as-a-system.
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The Farum route is one of two cycling “super highways” that have recently opened here. They’re part of a fast-growing network of bike infrastructure targeted specifically at suburban commuters.
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Seven major trends have the potential to reshape government - in many cases from the outside - and transform the public sector.
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The nation's top federal railroad official is giving the prospect of high-speed rail in Texas an enthusiastic thumbs-up, saying the region "appears to be an ideal market."
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Cars will someday be the next smartphones: connected, interactive and indispensable for all our daily tasks.
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The building blocks of tomorrow are often the same as they were in the past - only now the materials themselves have become smarter.
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While hoping to make cars that are safer than those driven by people, Google has discovered its smart machines need to act a little human.
