The connected street is a better street
Connected signals and shared data can help cities manage streets, but only when projects are measured against clear public goals.
The systems and decisions shaping how people and goods move through our cities.
Connected signals and shared data can help cities manage streets, but only when projects are measured against clear public goals.
How a former industrial area in Poblenou became a long-running experiment in urban regeneration and knowledge-economy development.
What Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town can teach cities about connecting homes, energy, services, and mobility.
A contemporaneous 2017 announcement described extending Barcelona Wi-Fi to the city’s existing bus fleet.
Amsterdam's Schoonschip puts 46 households on 30 floating homes with shared energy infrastructure, testing community-led sustainable living.
A look inside Japan's Suita SST, comparing Panasonic's 2019 residential plan with its 2022 near-opening report—and separating stated aims from proven results.
Helsinki's Smart Kalasatama tested 25 urban innovations around one ambitious idea: giving residents more time for life, not technology.
How Singapore's Punggol Digital District connects buildings, energy systems, and more than 20,000 sensors—and what it still needs to prove.