Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
SUEZ Italy selects Convergenze to supply a LoRaWan network and proprietary software platform for remote water meter reading and anomaly detection.
Water€9.5M AI Water Metering Initiative by Unidata and Acqua PubblicaUnidata secures an over €9.5 million contract with Acqua Pubblica Sabina to implement an AI smart water metering system for leak detection.
WaterNWG and Siemens Partner Leak ReductionNorthumbrian Water Group and Siemens are connecting over one million smart water meters to help meet UK regulatory targets for leak reductions.
WasteRubicon and Phoenix Enhance Waste ManagementPhoenix teams up with Rubicon Technologies to enhance waste management by digitizing operations for efficiency and reliability.
Street LightingDuquesne Light Company Enhances Streetlight ManagementDuquesne Light Company partners with TerraGo and Itron to deploy smart streetlights in southwestern Pennsylvania and improve operational efficiency.
Mobility and TrafficStreetLight Data Partners with TomTom to Enhance Transportation PlanningStreetLight Data partners with TomTom to integrate speed data from 600 million devices into its cloud transportation planning platform.
WasteBryson Recycling Enhances Efficiency with AI Robotic SortersNorthern 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.
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