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How Countries Spend Money on IoT: Case Study
Which of the countries and on which projects in the field of the Internet of Things spends the most?
Energy experts predict the challenges for smart cities
Several cities across Europe are joining the smart city revolution in the fight against climate change. The growing collection of renewable energy sources and advanced IoT technology are giving smart cities a tangible future.
Japan’s smart city initiatives will play key role in economic revival
For a country that has traditionally been attached to paper bureaucracy, Japan is finding COVID-19 is highlighting the importance of digitisation to radically transform and modernise public services, from education to health, in order to adapt to the changed circumstances the pandemic has wrought.
Method of composit ions emission as a new efficient solution for dealing with SARS-CoV-2
A new solution to prevent spread and to combat SARS-CoV-2 viruses has been developed by a team of scientists and engineers of the ASBIS Group under the supervision of Siarhei
City of London deploys full fleet of electric refuse vehicles
Operated by Veolia, the vehicles will form the UK’s first zero emission recycling and waste collection fleet and will collect residents’ waste and recycling in the Square Mile.
Toyota starts work on new smart city near Mount Fuji
Toyota has begun construction on its new smart city, which will feature three different types of streets and will be dominated by autonomous vehicles.
Hexagon releases machine-learning GIS tool for smart cities
The city of Klagenfurt, Austria — a long-time Hexagon customer — has already begun using M.App Enterprise 2021 to create a city app platform that features a detailed 3D urban landscape of the entire city.
IoT utilised to smarten buildings in Scottish Highlands
Smart IoT technology is being used to save costs and reduce the carbon footprint of schools, care homes, leisure centres and council offices as part of a new £400,000 project.
The number of smart homes in Europe and North America will reach 179 million in 2024
Ease of installation, integration with other IoT devices and security will remain key priorities for consumers.