Throughout, it has focused on the needs of its ~70,000 city residents, and surrounding population of 1.7 million, to create smart infrastructure that creates as many benefits as efficiencies.

Smart cities require smart infrastructure. Whether it’s sustainability, quality of life, economic growth—or all three— infrastructure needs to be the starting point for any smart city ...

As the potential for a digital revolution in transportation has risen, many people have pondered the question of how we might make our roads and cities “smart” to enable this revolution, and ...

According to McKinsey research, the smart city industry, of which infrastructure is the foundation, is projected to be a $400 billion market by 2020, with 600 cities around the globe expected to ...

Smart-city initiatives are transforming urban transportation and infrastructure. (U.S. Department of Commerce Illustration) The political landscape may be shifting in Washington, D.C., but when it ...

Only recently, however, have we begun to call them "smart." In fact, "smart" is getting applied to all manner of infrastructure, from buildings and lighting to transportation and even electrical ...

And when we start talking about adding new infrastructure as it relates to smart cities, then it becomes even more compounded, because effectively, internal to our own organization, we’re ...

Technology related to so-called smart cities---information and communication technologies---will total $108 billion between 2010 and 2020, according to Pike Research.

The technologies in smart water infrastructure include IoT devices (sensors), connectivity (5G), smart meters, real-time monitoring systems, advanced analytics, AI and ML algorithms and data ...