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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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A General Motors executive discusses what's on the horizon for the company in the development of electric and autonomous vehicles.
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The sensors enable water flow to be directed into pipes where capacity is available and thus prevent pollution from ending up in waterways or backing up into basements.
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Calling all those who have something to say about smart city development: The National Coordination Office for Networking and Information Technology Research and Development is asking for public comment on its smart city model policy.
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Transit agencies and rideshare providers often share the smartphone as a user interface, making app integration an obvious, low-cost choice for partnership.
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Fuel cell plants create electricity and heat through an electrochemical reaction without producing noxious emissions, and Connecticut has been considered on of the pioneers of this emerging technology.
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Two U.S. senators issued a statement saying that Congress needs to “assist innovators in bringing this new technology to our roads.”
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Two local government experts discuss the progress of electric vehicle adoption in California — and the future of transportation.
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The Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere (CASA WX) Radar Project would provide a more accurate picture of the approach of threatening weather.
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As autonomous vehicles become more common on America's roads, "smart infrastructure" will also become common.
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The declarations align the cities with the goals of the Sierra Club’s Ready for 100 campaign.
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At first, car manufacturers prioritized hybrid vehicles. Then they scrambled to design long-distance batteries. Now, attention has turned to laying a coast-to-coast network of charging stations.
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Ohio will spend about $2 billion on highway infrastructure each year over the next two years in part as an investment in the new technology.
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Reports in various tech publications have explored the likelihood of whether parent company Alphabet might sell Google Fiber.
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The Coast Guard plans to switch Cape Lookout light to solar power and LED lighting in October, making it the first lighthouse in North Carolina to do so.
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Many cities are excited to get to work on smart cities initiatives, but a new report finds that only 16 percent are prepared to fund their projects.
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“If we forget about people when it comes to smart cities, then we will have forgotten about why we did all this.”
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The Governors Highway Traffic Association published a report on what to anticipate for the inevitable interaction of autonomous vehicles and human drivers.
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Ford has announced it will invest $1 billion into robotics and artificial intelligence startup Argo AI.
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