Projects, tenders, funding and deals in smart water, mobility, lighting, energy and IoT, reported every day by the Kurrant news desk.
Keep Wales Tidy launches a three-month paper cup recycling pilot in Cardiff, offering a 5p reward via the Bower app to cut landfill waste.
WasteGland Pilots Cortexia’s AI System to Improve Street CleanlinessGland, Switzerland, launches a six-month pilot of Cortexia's AI cameras on cleaning vehicles to track litter and optimize municipal street routes.
EV ChargingLG CNS to Deploy EV Chargers and Smart Poles in U.S. CitiesLG CNS enters the U.S. public sector, deploying EV charging systems at New York's Brooklyn Army Terminal and smart poles in Hogansville, Georgia.
Othere& UAE Introduces AI-Powered Drones for Telecom Tower Inspectionse& UAE deploys an autonomous drone system across the UAE to inspect cell towers, using real-time AI analytics to detect structural issues.
Mobility and TrafficPeachtree Corners To Enhance Smart City Infrastructure with NVIDIA AIPeachtree Corners deploys NVIDIA L4 GPUs in Dell servers to process sensor data for faster AI traffic management and crowd monitoring.
WasteBesançon Tests AI to Enhance Waste Sorting EfficiencyGrand Besançon Métropole is equipping eight waste trucks with AI to inspect recycling bins and cut a 30% rate of non-compliant waste.
Street LightingUS Ignite New Pilot Program to Convert Streetlights into High-Speed WiFi HubsUS Ignite and Signify launch a pilot converting U.S. streetlights into gigabit wireless hubs, with Fort Lauderdale starting trials this summer.
Mobility and TrafficReggio Emilia Introduces Smart Parking System to Reduce Traffic CongestionReggio Emilia installs 36 Urbiotica IoT sensors to provide real-time parking data, cutting traffic congestion and emissions across the city.
Street LightingGradis to Develop AI Powered Management System for Tauron’s 700,000 Light PointsGradis signs a deal to design an AI-driven management system for Tauron Group's 700,000 light points in Poland to cut energy consumption.
VideosurveillanceAI-Powered Cameras Aim to Reduce Koala Road Strikes in SydneyNew South Wales commits $500,000 to trial AI roadside cameras in south-west Sydney to alert drivers to koalas as road strike deaths double.
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