Energy Challenges of Smart Cities
Smart cities rely on smarter energy—balancing demand, climate, and infrastructure with connected systems that require both tech upgrades and public will.
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Cybersecurity Challenges of Smart Cities
With increasing urbanization, digitalization and data processing pave the path to optimizing scarce resources, but increased cyberattack risks arise.
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Texas Instruments CC2640R2F/CC2640R2F-Q1 SimpleLink Wireless MCUs
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Electrifying Municipal Fleets Opens Path to Greener Future
Cities are reducing carbon footprints by electrifying municipal fleets and public transport, and CCS vehicle charging inlets enable this green revolution.
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Navigating the Road to Robotaxi Reality
Take a look at the future of self-driving cars and their journey to market readiness.
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Connecting the Smart City
Connectors play a critical role in the transformative technologies of smart cities.
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Five Years In: Where’s 5G Now?
Five years after its launch, 5G has seen mixed results. See where 5G stands today, exploring its challenges, successes, and future potential.
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The Road Ahead with UAM
Take a look at the technologies required for urban air mobility to take flight.
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Cypress Semiconductor Serial FRAM Nonvolatile Memory Devices
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Unlock Smart Products - Smart Meters
Energy smart metering is changing how we manage household energy, making it easier to save and be sustainable. Engineers focus on efficiency, accuracy, security, and connectivity.
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Energy Efficiency in Mega Office Buildings: A Balancing Act
The largest office buildings in the world rely on smart building technology combined with architectural excellence to manage their energy consumption.
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Workplace AQ Monitoring
Advancements in air quality monitoring technology can help ensure better indoor air quality.
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Smart and Green Buildings
(Source: jamesteohart - stock.adobe.com) While many smart things happen in offices, hospitals, schools, and factories, such commercial buildings are often not very intelligent. So, when it comes...
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Digital Twins for Smart Cities
As more industries adopt digital twins, the added demand will pull innovation in the sector and buoy costs through scale economy.
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Sensors for Bridge Monitoring
Maintaining and monitoring bridges is essential to infrastructure solutions. Discover how sensors help.
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Micromobility in the Smart City
(Source: zapp2photo - stock.adobe.com) Cities are under pressure on multiple fronts: growing population, increasing traffic congestion and pollution, and demands to meet sustainability...
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Traffic Management and IoT in the Smart City
(Source: railwayfx - stock.adobe.com) Traffic congestion in urban centers is a problem. According to INRIX, a global leader in in connected car services and mobility analytics, the average...
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Dual, Segmented Routers Ideal for Transit System Traffic
Public transportation Wi-Fi networks pose several engineering challenges in providing fast and reliable service between vehicles, infrastructures, and
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Smart Monitoring Counters VOC Concerns
Volatile organic compound (VOC) pollution is on the rise. Certain illnesses and cognitive impairments reveal a link to these chemicals, and modern ene
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Autonomous Vehicles are Part of History, Too
Norman Bel Geddes' Futurama prepared visitors for future innovations. One of those visions, the autonomous car, is becoming a reality today.
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Key Factors Driving the Smart City Trend
Cities are experiencing tremendous growth, and they must change the ways they operate. IoT is being used to create Smart Cities that use technology to
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Shaping Smarter Cities: Sigfox and LoRa: Missing from the Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous vehicles could benefit from low power wireless area networks (LPWANs); however, only IEEE 802.11p and narrowband Long-Term Evolution (LTE)
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