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Essence Group, a technology group developing IoT-based security, safety, and healthcare solutions and cloud services for homes, families and businesses, has joined the Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerator Program from Qualcomm Technologies Inc., providing its suite of security and safety products to help protect workers, buildings, and assets.
Global systems integrator Convergint Technologies began working with the City of Calgary more than 15 years ago and the company was there when the city implemented its first video management system (VMS) and card access system.
Insight Enterprises and Genetec Inc. have partnered to provide end-to-end delivery and management of a unified data platform for smart cities to foster cross-agency collaboration and shared access.
Sensative AB, a Swedish tech company offering IoT solutions for smart cities, smart buildings, and smart homes announced their official partnership with Axis Communications.
Qognify, an advisor and technology solution provider for physical security and enterprise incident management, announced that it will share its expertise on how metropolitan areas can make the shift from being safe and smart to fully cognitive cities at the National Summit on 100 Smart Cities India 2019. Qognify is the presenting partner of the Summit which takes place August 22, 2019 at The LaLiT in New Dehli.
In a “town hall meeting” held yesterday morning, Axis Communications introduced several new solutions that it said will change how cities secure their citizens, property and assets. “People choose a city based on a number of factors, such as livability, efficiency of services, mobility, safety and security, economic growth and city image, reputation, and sustainability,” said Fredrik Nilsson, Vice President, Americas. “As an industry we can help cities to be smarter and safer,” he said.
The word smart has been partnered with high-tech for many decades. I remember Inspector Gadget and his handy Swiss Army-like devices. Or what about The Jetsons and their time-saving contraptions to help them get dressed? And the old TV show, Get Smart, with a wireless phone in the bottom of a shoe? And of course, the smart home.
