by Utah Ignite | Sep 20, 2019 | Uncategorized
Program news: Spring Smart Cities Connect Conference & Expo Ideas we’re exploring: Beyond 5G, Resilient by Design, and more… The stage is for taking. Step right up. Take the stage at Smart Cities Connect Conference and Expo in April 2020. More than...
by Utah Ignite | May 3, 2019 | Smart Cities, Smart City, US Ignite, Utah Ignite, Utah Smart Cities Workshop, Utah Smart City Infrastructure
Smart cities can’t exist without communications networks that connect people, machines, and infrastructure for the purpose of information sharing. Advanced transportation systems need networks to communicate when vehicles are coming and going. New energy...
by Utah Ignite | May 3, 2019 | Accelerator, IoT, Smart Cities, Smart City, Tech Accelerator, US Ignite, Utah Ignite, Utah Internet of Things, Utah IoT, Utah Smart Cities, Utah Smart Cities Workshop, Utah Smart City Infrastructure
Deadline for applications is May 31st With generous support from Amazon Web Services, US Ignite is pleased to offer an opportunity for smart city startups to launch or accelerate their cloud-based service or business. Program participants will be part of online...
by peterj | May 3, 2019 | Smart Cities, Smart City, US Ignite, Utah Smart Cities, Utah Smart City Infrastructure
New consortium of industry partners includes: AT&T, C Spire, Cisco, Fujitsu, Current by GE, iconectiv, Interdigital, Microsoft, Oracle, Qualcomm, Verizon Community partners include: Austin, Texas; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Colorado Springs, Colo.; District of Columbia;...
by peterj | May 3, 2019 | Advanced Wireless Research, PAWR, Platform for Advanced Wireless Research, Smart Cities, Smart City, Utah Smart Cities, Utah Smart City Infrastructure
POWDER-RENEW team completes fixed campus deployment of first PAWR network testbed, creating a research platform for the development of breakthrough wireless communications technologies WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 2, 2019 – The Platforms for Advanced Wireless...
by peterj | Apr 16, 2019 | Uncategorized
“Microplastic is a new atmospheric pollutant,” Allen said. (Read more about the emerging science of microplastics.) “Microplastics are very small pieces of plastic waste. Their presence in oceans and waterways has received a great deal of scientific and media...
by peterj | Oct 10, 2018 | Air Pollution, Air Quality, US Ignite, Utah Ignite, Utah Smart Cities, Utah Smart City Infrastructure
On the “Silicon Slopes,” Orem, Utah partners college students with the local technology community to find creative solutions to the region’s biggest environmental challenge. 45 miles south of Salt Lake City sits Orem, Utah. As the 5th largest city in the state, Orem...
by peterj | Sep 7, 2018 | 360 Video, Advanced Wireless Research, Augmented Reality, Internet of Things, IoT, PAWR, Platform for Advanced Wireless Research, Smart Cities, Smart City, US Ignite, Utah Ignite, Utah Internet of Things, Utah IoT, Utah Smart Cities, Utah Smart Cities Workshop, Utah VR, Virtual Reality, VR
In case you missed it. Utah Ignite and AccessSLC, and others had a Utah Smart Cities meetup at the Zions Bank Founders Room to finish off the First Annual VR Utah GearIoT event. Ron Tolley with Clear Vision Reserve recorded portions of the meeting with 360 cameras....
by peterj | Apr 23, 2018 | Smart Cities, Tech Accelerator, Uncategorized, Utah Smart Cities
Beta Boom works with very early stage software and hardware startups to develop their solution, get traction, and solidify their business in order to win significant follow-on funding. Program highlights include: Intensive 10-week program (June 11 through August 18)...
by peterj | Apr 11, 2018 | Advanced Wireless Research, Smart Cities, Utah Smart Cities, Utah Smart Cities Workshop, Utah Smart City Infrastructure, Utah Smart Lighting
NSF joins leading networking companies and associations to support wireless research platforms in Salt Lake City and New York City PAWR is overseeing city-scale testing platforms for advanced wireless research. Credit and Larger Version April 9, 2018 The National...
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