Elizabeth Wallace

The smart lighting project is one of the most extensive smart technology infrastructures in the country relying on edge technology and focusing on the use of greener energy, carbon footprint reduction, and more.

Compared to slow, manual processes, the hope is that the AI-based system will catch the signs of aneurysm earlier and with greater frequency.

Broadcasters are looking to 5G and edge computing for ways to transform content delivery, enhance revenue opportunities, and personalize their offerings.

Leaders who actively bring citizens into the smart city conversation and consider the long-term impacts of solutions like AI have a better chance of success.

The partnership will create a consortium offering support and infrastructure so that community college students can receive artificial intelligence training affordably and with fewer barriers.

Providing automation solutions at a lower cost will help satisfy increasing demand for machine vision in manufacturing and other industries.

Demand for AI developers is fierce. High-level interdisciplinary projects help companies attract talent in the race against other tech companies.

Governments like Shanghai and the others in the top five smart cities spots want to use data to democratize services and engagement.

Mainly worried about disruptions resulting from centralized services, officials believe the project would alleviate some concerns about a single disruptive event wiping out service.

One particularly time-consuming and manual integration process step that could benefit from automation is data preparation.

The supply chain for chips is fragile and may interrupt AI/ML projects. The situation will not change without immediate domestic chip production funding.

An increased focus on automation and environmental data is driving demand for smart sensors as companies and cities focus on environmental impacts in operations.