Smart cities will permeate every aspect of our daily life. Whether it is improving traffic flow, garbage collection, or public maintenance of smart cities, it will ensure a safer, cleaner and more affordable urban center, and maximize the service and budget.

While we often think of the Internet of Things as having an important place in commercial and industrial settings, it is also being widely adopted in a variety of public institutions such as museums and galleries.

Replacing human activity with connected devices in many manufacturing processes has revolutionized the image of manufacturing.

CoinSmart Chain is a new blockchain with a mature environment for developing high-performance decentralized applications. It is designed for cross-chain compatibility with CoinSmartChain to ensure that users get the advantages of both.

As the world continues to urbanize and the amount of data generated by cities grows, the importance of big data analytics in shaping the future of urban life will only increase.

Open data is one of the keys to successful smart city implementation. It can help identify and solve citizens' problems, ensure accountability of municipal officials and create new business opportunities.

The world is now focused on the impact of generative AI tools on the knowledge and creative economy. Schools are the centers of knowledge and creative work, and are therefore likely to be the first places where the general public will see tangible changes.

Smart contracts are self-implemented computer programs that automatically execute the text of a contract between two or more parties.

The latest addition to the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, the Connect Box offers a user-friendly way to monitor building performance with promising energy efficiency optimization of up to 30 percent, dramatically improving indoor air quality in small to medium-sized buildings such as schools, retail stores, apartments or small offices.

Walking outdoors can be challenging for the visually impaired, who must deal with physical barriers, rough terrain, and other pedestrians, and technology can make the visually impaired more confident.