'It's not about technology, it's about people.' – wrapping up Smart City 360° Summit 2016
At this point, we have a good couple of 360° Summits under our belt and we are starting to see a pattern, regardless if the topic is IoT, eHealth, or
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At this point, we have a good couple of 360° Summits under our belt and we are starting to see a pattern, regardless if the topic is IoT, eHealth, or
We are extremely excited to see our 2nd Smart City 360° Summit finally live in Bratislava, starting tomorrow the 22nd and finishing late on the 24th of November, 2016. Here, we bring
We had a chat with Tamás Vahl, Distribution Sector Industry Leader at IBM Central and Eastern Europe, and a veteran manager in the IT industry. We are happy to welcome him as a
Urban revitalization is getting an update that combines crowdsourcing and machine learning. Theories in urban planning that infer a neighborhood’s safety based on certain visual characteristics have just received support from
Maximum distance travelled on a single charge continues to be one of the biggest drawbacks if one should choose to get an electric vehicle (EV), compared to their gas-powered counterparts.
The 2nd edition of the International Summit Smart City 360° will take place on 22-24 November 2016 in the Slovak capital, Bratislava. The Conference will provide a platform for scientific collaboration, presentation
Traffic jams are a pain, especially in the mornings when all of humanity joins together for a mutual cause – cursing the congested roads. Travelling by car is usually deemed
Autonomous and semi-autonomous cars are rapidly entering the mainstream, but safety concerns make many people reluctant to adopt. CMU researchers have done the math, and the results are making a
We have been inspired by nature for centuries in a thousand different ways, but one area that benefits from looking at nature more than most others is engineering and structural
In the last few years, several groups have announced that their facial recognition systems have achieved near-perfect accuracy rates, performing better than humans at picking the same face out of