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Cycling to Smart CitiesSafety, Sustainability & Data!
LocationDublin, Ireland
TopicTransportation, Safety, Cycling
Partner(s)Smart Dublin, See.Sense
Dublin & See.Sense have created a real triple threat. While encouraging sustainable bicycle programs, Dublin partnered to use the See.Sense icon, a bike light that is also a sensor. In addition to keeping riders safe, their trips provide aggregate & anonymized data to the city about mobility, road conditions and cyclist safety.
Turn garbage trucks into sensorsEfficiently managing waste and recycling
LocationAtlanta, Georgia
TopicWaste Management, Recycling, Cost Saving
Partner(s)Rubicon Global and Atlanta Georgia
Atlanta outfitted their waste fleet with Rubicon's sensors & software to more efficiently respond to the city's needs. Beyond cost savings, this improves recycling rates, ensuring trucks are routed to the correct facilities only when full.
Multi-Modal Transportation ApplicationIntegrating multiple options into single trip
LocationVancouver, Canada
TopicMobility, Transportation,
Partner(s)Greenline Technology and Vancouver
Greenline Technology, the City of Vancouver, local transit agencies, and various bike and car share companies created the Cowlines App, a free tool to show you the faster, most cost effective and most sustainable way to move around the city.
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11.12
2018
LocationWest Hollywood
West Hollywood seeks to partner with lighting and technology partners to work with the city's Innovation and Public works teams to demonstrate how smart street light solutions can improve lighting, integrate small cell technology and additional smart features to improve quality o...
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11.15
2018
LocationVancouver
The cities Vancouver and Surrey seek partners for the $50M Canada Smart City Challenge Grant. Submit your project proposal to join the team for their mobility challenge statement. "Surrey and Vancouver will implement Canada’s first two collision-free multi-modal transportation ...
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Marketplace.city joins the National League of Cities & Schmidt Future as the platform partner for a program promoting innovation, STEM education, and entrepreneurshipRead the Full Release
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