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Minnesota Police Pilots A.I. Powered Cameras to Combat Distracted Driving

The South Lake Minnetonka Police Department (SLMPD) has deployed advanced A.I. camera technology to tackle distracted driving. The system part of a $450,000 grant awarded to the Highway 7 Safety Coalition, developed by Australian-based company...

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Astana Partners with Presight for AI-Powered Smart City Project

The city of Astana has signed a $190 million, six-year agreement with Presight, a global leader in big data analytics and AI, to implement a smart city project. The initiative aims to digitize urban infrastructure, improve traffic management, and...

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Vodafone España to Equip 200,000 Arval Vehicles with Connected V16 Beacons

Vodafone España has signed an agreement with Arval, a vehicle leasing company, to install 200,000 connected V16 beacons in its fleet. The initiative aims to enhance road safety and reduce risks associated with breakdowns or accidents. The V16...

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JustPark Partners with Google to Simplify Parking Reservations in the UK

UK-based parking app JustPark has teamed up with Google to allow drivers to find and reserve parking spaces directly through Google Search and Maps. This integration, part of Google’s Reserve feature, marks the first time parking bookings have...

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New Orleans Launches Smart LED Streetlight Pilot with Ameresco and TerraGo

Energy efficiency solutions provider Ameresco has partnered with the city of New Orleans to launch a pilot project upgrading streetlights with advanced LED technology. The initiative will install 56 smart LED streetlights near the Superdome,...

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Antwerp Ordered to Delete Illegally Recorded Conversations

The Belgian Data Protection Authority (DPA) has reprimanded the city of Antwerp for unlawfully recording public conversations as part of a noise pollution monitoring initiative. In 2022, Antwerp installed 30 sound sensors in its student district to...

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