The spring Smart Cities Connect conference and US Ignite Application Summit are closer than you think. Submit panel proposals now and enter the Smart 50 Awards for a chance to be recognized at the joint event as one of the 50 most transformative smart projects of the year. Deadline for both is November 9.
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US Ignite spurs the creation of next-generation applications and services that leverage advanced networking technologies to build the foundation for smart communities, including cities, rural areas, regions, and states.
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Creates a unique opportunity for municipal leaders to share lessons learned and best practices for implementing smart city projects and applications.
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Manages nearly $100 million in public and private investments to stand-up and oversee city-scale testing platforms to accelerate fundamental research on wireless communication and networking technologies.
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Accelerates the development of advanced gigabit applications that can not run on current networks as the bedrock of smart communities by identifying new economic and social opportunities created by those applications.
Array of Things (AoT) provides application developers with near-real time, high spatial-temporal resolution data about urban air quality, weather, and other factors. AoT provides tech/service developers with ...
Helping residents in North Carolina forecast and predict storms for coastal North Carolina waters. The project covers a range of coastal oceanographic and engineering problems, including regional and ...
Clemson University in collaboration with the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SC-DOT) is developing the South Carolina Connected Vehicle Testbed (SC-CVT) located along a 5-mile segment of Interstate ...
USC is partnering with a STEM high school in Chattanooga and using gigabit networks to send high-definition 4K images of microorganisms directly into the classrooms. This gives students ...
