Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Paris unveils an in-road dynamic EV charging prototype in the 17th arrondissement to power vehicles while moving, backed by the EU INCIT-EV program.
WaterAtlanta Installs AI Devices to Detect Water LeaksAtlanta deploys 500 AI devices across Midtown and the Westside to detect water main leaks and assess their severity across a 35-mile area.
WaterMaryland Enhances Flood Resilience with New Sensor NetworkHohonu is deploying up to 20 water level sensors around Maryland's Chesapeake Bay to provide real-time data for coastal flood mitigation.
IoT NetworksNetmore and Stena Fastigheter Connect 27,000 Apartments with LoRaWANNetmore Group and Stena Fastigheter deploy 42,900 sensors across 27,000 apartments in Sweden to track energy and water usage with LoRaWAN tech.
GasNIPSCO Begins Natural Gas Metering Upgrade in IndianaNIPSCO begins upgrading 870,000 gas meters with automated AMI technology across Indiana to enable remote data collection through 2026.
WaterGrand Chambéry Deploys Smart Water Meters and Launches PlatformGrand Chambéry is replacing 80,416 water meters with smart AMI devices and launches an online portal to provide 77,500 customers real-time data.
IoT NetworksSigfox South Africa to Upgrade 15 Million Water MetersSigfox South Africa wins a contract to upgrade 15 million water meters to smart devices nationwide, boosting revenue collection and service delivery.
Mobility and TrafficSan José Pilots Curb Management with UmojoSan José partners with Umojo to monitor 800 curb spaces using AI cameras and sensors to map curb usage and improve urban traffic flow.
Street LightingKarlovac Selects Crescent NV for Smart Street Lighting UpgradeKarlovacin, Croatia, selects Crescent NV unit Remoticom to upgrade 9,083 lighting fixtures with remote controls, expanding its regional footprint.
Environmental MonitoringRancho Palos Verdes Deploys AI Cameras for Early Wildfire DetectionRancho Palos Verdes deploys a $700,000 Pano AI camera network to detect wildfires. The 360-degree cameras scan a 15-mile radius for early warnings.
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