After mobile – Smarter cities
TechnologyAutomatic identification and data capture, Con Edison, Corpus Christi Day, electric infrastructure, electric utilities, electronic monitoring devices, Emerging technologies, Energy, energy costs, Environmental Issue, Florida, GPS, high-tech city, IBM, Indiana, internet network, Japan, Libelium, Miami, Miami-Dade, mobile devices, New York, New York City, Privacy, Private, public transportation improvements, radiation, Radio-frequency identification, Reorganization, RFID technology, same technology, Serbia, Smart grid, Smart meter, smart phone, South Bend, South Korea, Spain, Texas, transportation administration, ubiquitous computing, United States, Walmart, water systems, Wireless, wireless broadcasters, wireless networksTristan Louis
The internet of things is giving our cities a brain.
