What innovations will emerge post-pandemic?
Alice Bonasio
Technology has played a pivotal role in our ability to cope with the global coronavirus fallout. As COVID-19 sweeps through
Technology has played a pivotal role in our ability to cope with the global coronavirus fallout. As COVID-19 sweeps through
Failure in a critical IoT system could lead to widespread systematic issues within a smart city, business, or infrastructure setting.
AI-powered platforms can now analyze driver behavior, while smart pavement uses sensors and processors to capture traffic data in real-time.
For existing service providers like Vodafone, adding new, stickier services to their ecosystems will be key to keeping and attracting new customers.
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AT&T’s Chris Penrose says 5G will jumpstart innovation across industries, providing advanced infrastructure for the next generation of data-driven services.
Any time you connect devices to a network, there are privacy concerns. And that becomes ten-fold with smart cities.
The current global forecast is that energy use will increase by 28% from 2015 to 2040, having a direct impact on greenhouse gases. One solution is IoT.
All over the world cities are embracing IoT technologies to enable them to become more intelligent. Here are a few examples:
Forecasts indicate that the demand for energy will spike as an additional three billion people join the global middle class.
Smart city initiatives use communication technologies like monitoring devices, sensors and data collection to enable cities to improve quality of life.
Smart city developers need to be thinking about how to activate technologies in a way that can contribute to inclusivity.
