Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Northern Ireland's Bryson Recycling orders four more Recycleye robotic sorters for its Mallusk facility to cut costs and boost material quality.
VideosurveillanceZeroEyes Raises $23M for AI Gun Detection Amid Privacy DebatesZeroEyes raises $23 million to expand its AI gun detection technology, which is currently deployed across thousands of buildings in 37 states.
VideosurveillanceBaltimore Schools to Deploy AI Gun Detection on 7,000 CamerasBaltimore County Public Schools approves a $1.4 million contract to add AI gun detection software to 7,000 security cameras to alert police.
Mobility and TrafficLTN Vandalism Costs London £850K+London councils have spent over £850,000 repairing vandalised low-traffic neighbourhood infrastructure since 2020, with Hackney paying £400,000.
Mobility and TrafficBentley Acquires Blyncsy for AI-Driven Road MaintenanceBentley Systems acquires Blyncsy to detect over 50 types of roadway issues in real time with AI, replacing manual data collection on roads.
EnergyGE Vernova Enhances Grid Software with Greenbird AcquisitionGE Vernova acquires Oslo-based Greenbird to integrate utility data and strengthen its GridOS software for sustainable energy grids.
WaterPortsmouth Water and Kraken Launch Smart Meter InitiativePortsmouth Water adopts Kraken's platform for 324,000 customers, targeting the rollout of 43,300 smart meters by 203
Environmental MonitoringAI-Powered ALERTCalifornia: Transforming Wildfire ResponseCalifornia firefighters use the ALERTCalifornia AI system and over 1,000 cameras to detect wildfire smoke and alert response teams promptly.
Environmental MonitoringCarbondale Fire Department Adopts Pano AI for Wildfire DetectionCarbondale Fire Department partners with Pano AI to install a $50,000 pair of panoramic cameras on Elephant Mountain tower to scan 24/7 for
WasteToronto’s Ebb & Flow Aquadrones Combat Harbour PollutionPortsToronto unveils two WasteShark aquadrones in Toronto Harbour to capture floating debris, collecting up to 1100-lbs of waste daily.
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