Countries are making significant investments in smart city applications. According to one survey, consumers spend 70% of their time on transportation, making smart traffic management a lucrative opportunity for a variety of firms. Smart parking management systems integrated with charging stations have gained popularity, with businesses such as Acer and Asustek Computer targeting this market through their respective affiliates.
Peter Wu, general manager of Asus Cloud and Taiwan Web Service (TWSC), sees significant potential in the use of smart parking poles. These not only provide roadside parking but can also collect data within smart cities via AIoT. TWSC, an Asustek subsidiary, seeks to deliver integrated one-stop system services, according to Wu.
Weiterlesen: TW: Smart mobility raises parking infrastructure concerns
Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung leads delegation to southern city
A group of Taiwan-based diplomats from 23 nations visited the Taiwan AI Labs in Kaohsiung’s Asia Bay 5G AIoT Innovation Park on Saturday (Nov. 2).
Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) led the 38-member delegation to meet with Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai (陳其邁) to understand the city’s efforts in smart city development, according to the Kaohsiung city government. Participating countries included several of Taiwan’s diplomatic allies, Japan, Poland, and New Zealand.
Weiterlesen: Taiwan-based diplomats shown Kaohsiung's smart city efforts
From integrating advanced technologies to fostering community engagement, New Taipei City offers a wealth of lessons that can guide Indian cities towards a smarter and more sustainable future
New Taipei City, Taiwan’s most populous city, has emerged as a leading example of smart city development, integrating advanced technology, sustainable practices, and citizen-centric services. As India embarks on its ambitious Smart Cities Mission, there are valuable lessons to be learned from New Taipei City’s approach to urban planning and management.
Weiterlesen: TW: New Taipei City: A model for India's smart city aspirations
Aetina, a Taiwanese provider of AI solutions, will showcase its edge AI solutions at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona from November 5-7, 2024.
The company will highlight its DeviceEdge series, featuring the Aetina In-Vehicle System and SuperEdge AI Inference system, designed for smart city and transportation applications.
Weiterlesen: TW: Aetina introduces edge AI for urban surveillance and transport at smart city event
Vice Mayor Charles Lin was invited to represent Taiwan’s Kaohsiung City government at the Second Quarter-2024 Regular National Executive Board Meeting of the Vice Mayors’ League of the Philippines (VMLP) last month in Manila.
In his keynote, Lin discussed the topic: “People-Oriented Smart Cities: The Experience of Kaohsiung City” that highlighted recent efforts and successes in developing a smart city and its urban transformation. At the event, he exchanged insights on urban governance with local vice mayors and officials nationwide.
Weiterlesen: Taiwan’s ‘smart city’ Kaohsiung shares know-how with Philippine vice mayors