In a Smart City, devices are connected to one another and to the cloud to enable new and advanced services that reduce the strain on infrastructure coming from an increasing urban population and improve quality of life and the use of resources.
LED street lighting
Street Lighting installations have evolved from providing basic and energy-hungry illumination to become the central piece in a set of services including: presence and traffic level monitoring accident events surveillance not to mention optimizing o
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Improved traffic light management can help administrator to control vehicle flow and mitigate congestion, thus reducing transit time and associated carbon emissions. In addition to the basic function of a traffic light - Display Unit, with green, red
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Parking cars or commercial vehicles in congested urban areas can be a nightmare and it’s also wasting time and energy with associated CO2 emissions. A smart parking system can help drivers identify and reserve free parking spot and pay fees through a
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Urban waste collection management – including recycling - is an enormous challenge for city administrations and represents a great opportunity of savings. Knowing the filling level – by weight and volume –and type of content of the many garbage bins,
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