Dennis Frenchman describes technology networks built into urban environments that produce streams of data that not only reveal how a city works, but allow better real-time management of systems. Continue reading →

Lecture of Prof. Patrick Henry Winston at MIT. Bridging the gap from people to machines requires a complex understanding of how we think. Winston asserts we think with our eyes, our hands, our mouth. Humans rely upon visual, motor, and linguistic faculties to learn and solve problems. Continue reading →

Stockholm – The Capital of Scandinavia – is named The Most Intelligent Community of the Year 2009 by the think tank ICF, Intelligent Community Forum. ICT, fiber optics, and cables is very important Continue reading →

Carlo Ratti, Director of the SENSEable City Laboratory, a multidisciplinary research initiative at the MIT, presents the concept of “Real Time City’ through a series of relative projects, during the World-Information City 2009 conference in Paris. Continue reading →

A new wave of research parks / science parks integrates new research complexes and “living laboratories” for biotechnology, advanced materials, and medical services. Included are: Spain’s 22@Barcelona, Seoul’s Digital Media City, Singapore’ s One North, Research & Innovation Continue reading →

The Intelligent Communities Forum has recognized Waterloo as ‘Top Intelligent Community 2007″, an honour that acknowledges communities developing innovation economies based on broadband and ICTs. Continue reading →

A discussion with Milton Tan, Director DesignSingapore: BusinessWeek