Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Aspen Fire Protection District extends OroraTech satellite thermal detection into Lincoln Creek Valley, complementing its Pano AI camera network.
WaterEl Poble Nou De Benitatxell To Deploy 990 LoRaWAN Water MetersBenitatxell installs 990 LoRaWAN smart water meters under an EU-funded tourism sustainability plan to cut manual readings and speed leak detection.
Environmental MonitoringCity of Irvine to Deploy SensoRy AI Wildfire Sensor Network in 2027Irvine partners with SensoRy AI on a state-funded wildfire sensor network for its Open Space Preserve, deploying in early 2027.
Mobility and TrafficBroward Schools Equip 1,300 Buses With AI Stop-Arm Cameras From BusPatrolBroward Schools installs 1,300 AI stop-arm cameras with BusPatrol, following Miami-Dade's rocky 2024 rollout and relaunch.
Mobility and TrafficSanta Fe To Launch Six Jenoptik Speed And Noise Camera TrailerSanta Fe will deploy six Jenoptik speed and noise trailers in August under a $4M, five year contract, reviving automated enforcement.
WaterCastalla Closes €790,000 PERTE Water Digitalization Programme Delivered By Veolia: Castalla and Veolia complete a €790,479 PERTE-funded water digitalization programme, delivering 38 of 40 actions across the Alicante municipality.
EV ChargingMVV Expands Ultra-Fast EV Charging Network To 27 Müller Retail Sites In GermanyMVV, Müller and ADS-TEC Energy roll out 39 battery-buffered ultra-fast EV chargers at 27 German retail sites, backed by GEIG compliance rules.
Mobility and TrafficParsons Wins $33 Million NYSDOT Contract To Modernize Statewide Traffic SystemNYSDOT awarded Parsons a $33M contract to deploy its iNET platform statewide, upgrading traffic management across 11 districts and 6,000+ signals.
Environmental MonitoringRancho Cucamonga To Unveil California’s State-Funded Wildfire SystemRancho Cucamonga unveils California's first state-funded FIREBird wildfire detection system July 20, 2026, using AI heat sensors on its northern edge.
VideosurveillanceHuntington City Council Approves $2.1 Million AI Surveillance Contract Amid OppositionHuntington, WV council voted 6-4 to approve a $2.1M Flock Safety camera and ALPR contract despite hours of resident opposition.
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