Stay with me. This is a meandering article about economic development, to Gaza, to truck drivers, to logistics. The common thread is artificial intelligence (AI). It just takes me a while to get to the point. I was recently speaking on data integration for economic development organizations and was struck by how much data was …
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Just kidding. This article is really about how to help police and emergency responders reduce crime and provide aid to the public by leveraging AI (FN1). As cities are trying to figure out how to work within budget, and make everyone safer, shouldn’t there be some consideration about how to leverage that which is available …
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(also referred to as a three-legged stool) There are people far smarter than me so if you want to talk about the technical side of these topics, such as FDD, TDD, BIM, and RAID, then stop reading (FN 1). I hate PowerPoints, but I like this one so much that I am inserting it below. …
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Source: Pinterest I always wanted to create a zombie mobile when the “you know what” hits the fan. I didn’t create this but thought it was cool. Use your imagination and envision one packed with communication technology. I tried to get someone to draw me a zombie mobile, but all I got was weird looks, …
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It’s not that I woke up and said farms need solar panels. Frankly, breakfast was my first thought… I just happened to drive by a farm and wondered why there weren’t more farms with solar panels, given rising energy costs and declining profits. Yes, it’s the initial capital cost, energy credits, etc., but stay with …
Join EUCAST Global at the Disasters Expo Miami March 6 – 7, 2024 Booth 1230 There was a great article in Scientific American whose lead headline was: “Officials pressure wireless companies so first responders and residents can communicate and save lives.” The date of the article was 2019. Emergency disaster first responders have recognized for …
Photo by Unsplash and Planet Volumes True story. I was invited to tour a smart city about 7 years ago. The smart city had everything from branded wine (no idea what this had to do with being smart) to AI autonomous buses. The bus looked like a toaster oven with seats; it pulled up correctly …
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Happy to announcement SI engages Robeff Technology.