Alexander Soley

Li-Fi has historically been considered an indoor technology, yet some industry experts believe it will be important to the automotive industry.

Smart city infrastructure that is capable of pulling data from multiple sources is ideal. However, cities can benefit from smart city solutions.

One of a smart city control center’s most useful features is its ability to serve as an Early Warning System (EWS) and quickly act on its own EWS recommendations.

One of the best ways to increase acceptance and usage of smart city technologies is to emphasize how it removes friction from our life.

A smart infrastructure can play a role in many smart city applications including traffic management, healthcare planning, and more.

The Woven City can be more than a crucible for change. It can lead to the creation of smart and flexible cities that that can be modified when needed.

Automating last mile delivery is poised for growth as direct-to-home services become essential to customers and a competitive differentiator for suppliers.

Thanks to COVID, autonomous and ride-sharing service vehicles need technologies to assure that the vehicle is free of pathogens before people will get in the car.

Virtual reality (VR) will likely leverage the coming opportunities to be found in the new self-driving car era if some new projects are any indication.

The age of algorithms on Wall Street often means the better the data scientists and more powerful the compute, the better the bottom line.

Autonomous vehicle tech may bring very different benefits to rural areas than cities. In the country, it’s more about expanded access.

Virtual reality and augmented reality are growing dramatically as entertainment. But they’ll open much bigger opportunities in business.