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Leduc, AB taps AI to keep plastic out of organics carts
Leduc has introduced smart technology to detect contaminants in waste, aiming to improve recycling and waste management processes. The system uses sensors and AI to identify non-recyclable items in waste streams, helping to reduce contamination rates. This initiative is part of the city's broader commitment to sustainability and enhancing the effectiveness of its waste diversion programs.
Leduc, AB
Canada
East Lansing, MI turns to AI to reduce household recycling errors
A 24-week pilot program with the city, Canada-based Prairie Robotics, The Recycling Partnership, and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy used cameras on the mid-Michigan city’s recycling collection trucks paired with computers powered by artificial intelligence to collect household-by-household data on what people placed in their curbside recycling bins or carts. The program analyzes residents' recycling behaviors and provides customized feedback.
East Lansing, MI
United States
Dubuque, IA to launch an AI-driven traffic system
Dubuque City is utilizing AI technology to improve traffic management by analyzing real-time data from traffic signals and road conditions. This system (called the Smart Traffic Routing with Efficient and Effective Traffic System) aims to optimize traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians. The initiative is part of the city's broader efforts to integrate smart technology into urban planning and transportation systems.
Dubuque, IA
United States
Pacifica, CA launches award-winning virtual assistant search tool, Rose AI
The City of Pacifica has introduced an AI-powered chatbot named Rose to improve resident engagement and service delivery. Rose assists with answering common questions, streamlining communication, and providing information on city services, thereby enhancing efficiency. This innovative approach has played a significant role in Pacifica earning the MISAC Innovation Award, reflecting its commitment to leveraging technology for better governance.
Pacifica, CA
United States
Las Vegas, NV deploys AI-driven private 5G network
Las Vegas has introduced the world's first AI-driven private 5G network, designed to enhance connectivity and smart city capabilities. This innovative network will support various applications, including public safety, traffic management, and smart infrastructure, while ensuring data privacy and security. The initiative aims to position Las Vegas as a leader in technology and urban development, attracting businesses and improving residents' quality of life.
Las Vegas, NV
United States
Washington, DC deploys robot to improve infrastructure
The Washington D.C. Department of Transportation has deployed a robot to assist in inspecting and maintaining infrastructure. This technology aims to increase efficiency and safety in assessing roads and bridges, addressing the limitations of traditional inspection methods. By integrating robotics into their operations, the DOT hopes to improve overall infrastructure management and responsiveness.
Washington, DC
United States
Boston, MA launches AI-powered traffic management project to alleviate congestion
Boston is launching a new traffic management initiative called "Project Green Light" in collaboration with Google to alleviate congestion. The project will use advanced data analytics and real-time traffic monitoring to optimize traffic signal timings and improve overall flow. The goal is to reduce delays and enhance the efficiency of the city’s transportation network.
Boston, MA
United States
San Jose, CA piloting AI technology to enhance street safety
San Jose, CA plans to use AI technology to enhance street safety by analyzing traffic patterns and identifying dangerous intersections. The initiative aims to reduce traffic accidents and improve overall road safety by leveraging data-driven insights. This project is part of the city's broader effort to integrate smart technology into urban infrastructure to enhance public safety.
San Jose, CA
United States
Bakersfield, CA launches AI-powered customer service bot
The City of Bakersfield has introduced an AI-powered customer service chatbot named Archie designed to assist residents with city-related questions and services. This chatbot is available 24/7 and can provide information on various city services, including trash pickup schedules, park reservations, and more. The city aims to enhance customer service accessibility and efficiency with this new tool.
Bakersfield, CA
United States
San Jose, CA launches AI initiative to increase language access
San José has launched an AI initiative to improve language access for non-English speakers during city council meetings. The initiative uses the Wordly AI platform to provide real-time translation and captioning in over 50 languages, allowing more residents to participate in local governance. This move underscores San José's commitment to innovation and inclusivity by ensuring effective communication with its diverse population.
San Jose, CA
United States
Manchester City Council, GB launches People’s Panel for AI
Manchester has launched a People's Panel for AI to involve residents in shaping AI initiatives and address digital exclusion. Led by Manchester Metropolitan University and the City Council, the panel will provide education and training, allowing residents to influence AI deployment in public services. This initiative is part of Manchester’s broader Digital Strategy aimed at increasing access to digital services and empowering marginalized communities to participate in technological advancements.
Manchester City Council, GB
United Kingdom
Kingston upon Hull City Council, GB alleviates traffic congestion with AI
Hull City Council has implemented AI technology to manage traffic congestion, resulting in significant improvements on Anlaby Road. This initiative, funded by the Department for Transport, aims to enhance urban mobility and is expected to expand citywide, reflecting the council's commitment to innovation and sustainable development.
Kingston upon Hull City Council, GB
United Kingdom