Smart Water Networks Forum North American Alliance
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Smart Water Networks Forum North American Alliance - Delivering Smart Water
Think "smart water" only applies to the drinking water sector? The wastewater sector of the North American water industry is experiencing unique challenges that smart-water, data-centric solutions can address. Whether dealing with combined sewer overflows, climate change, aging infrastructure, or suboptimal customer service, smart-water solutions are poised to deliver a range of benefits. These include accurate monitoring and management, activity prioritization and preventative maintenance, and innovative solutions such as robotic cleaning tools.
http://news.sys-con.com/node/4157894
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Cadence Introduces the Conformal Smart Logic Equivalence Checker
Massively parallel architecture and adaptive proof technology improve equivalence checking runtime by an average of 4X
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Small Cell Forum looks to stimulate smart cities and home growth
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Applied Information’s Smart City Technology Platform Launched as Part of Renew Atlanta Transportation Improvement Project
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....Smart technology seems to be on the cutting edge and should be a fertile ground to find areas for applications of quantum materials.....any technology could be applied in a positive or neg way.
What's being done is a focus towards building a better future.
Think "smart water" only applies to the drinking water sector? The wastewater sector of the North American water industry is experiencing unique challenges that smart-water, data-centric solutions can address. Whether dealing with combined sewer overflows, climate change, aging infrastructure, or suboptimal customer service, smart-water solutions are poised to deliver a range of benefits. These include accurate monitoring and management, activity prioritization and preventative maintenance, and innovative solutions such as robotic cleaning tools.
http://news.sys-con.com/node/4157894
Smart tyre technology tries to read the roads
https://www.electronicsweekly.com/blogs/gadge...s-2017-09/
Cadence Introduces the Conformal Smart Logic Equivalence Checker
Massively parallel architecture and adaptive proof technology improve equivalence checking runtime by an average of 4X
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/caden...18609.html
Philips and Renault demo smart car-home interaction
https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/produc...n-2017-09/
Small Cell Forum looks to stimulate smart cities and home growth
The Small Cell Forum is to tackle smart cities and smart buildings in a new partnership with the US-based Telecommunications Industry Association.
https://www.mobileeurope.co.uk/press-wire/sma...ome-growth
Applied Information’s Smart City Technology Platform Launched as Part of Renew Atlanta Transportation Improvement Project
Smartphone app to connect vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians and intersections to improve safety and mobility
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/2017091...m-Launched
....Smart technology seems to be on the cutting edge and should be a fertile ground to find areas for applications of quantum materials.....any technology could be applied in a positive or neg way.
What's being done is a focus towards building a better future.
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