Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Arizona Public Service is deploying 30 AI cameras across the state by late June to detect wildfire smoke up to 10 miles away.
IoT NetworksBasque Government Unveils Plan to Expand Public IoT Network by 2028The Basque Government plans to expand Euskadi's public IoT network to connect over 300,000 sensors and achieve 90% regional coverage by
Mobility and TrafficObvio Secures $22 Million to Expand AI-Powered Traffic Safety SolutionsObvio raises $22 million in Series A funding to expand its solar-powered, AI traffic safety cameras to more municipalities across the U.S.
EnergyAustralian Energy Tech Firm Amber Secures €25.6M Funding Led by ETF PartnersMelbourne smart energy firm Amber raises €25.6 million in funding led by ETF Partners to support its expansion across Europe.
Environmental MonitoringSanta Clara County Approves AI-Powered Wildfire SensorsSanta Clara County approves up to $260,000 for 30 AI smoke sensors to detect wildfires early, with installations finishing by year's end.
Building EfficiencyRunwise Raises $55 Million to Expand Smart Building TechnologyRunwise secures $55 million in Series B funding to expand its smart building platform, which operates in over 10,000 properties across the U.S.
Building EfficiencyDrone Pilot Launched to Improve Energy Efficiency in Detroit BuildingsLamarr.AI deploys drones to inspect Detroit municipal buildings, finding over 460 thermal deficiencies and up to 22% in potential HVAC energy savings.
Environmental MonitoringNew Satellite Data Platform to Aid Rome’s Urban ManagementRome awards a three-year contract to an Almaviva-led consortium to add satellite data to its GeoRoma platform for smart city planning.
IoT and Smart City PlatformManises Implements Smart City Platform to Enhance Municipal ServicesManises City Council launches a sensor-based smart city platform to track environmental data, parking spaces, and public building occupancy.
WasteAfrica’s First Automated Waste Collection System Launches at Konza TechnopolisKenya's Konza Technopolis deploys an 8 million euro automated waste system. The 15-kilometer network handles 40 tonnes of daily refuse.
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