Ingenu has debuted its Smarter City program, offering a ready-to-use, beginning-to-end smart city platform that is based on the firm’s patented RPMA (Random Phase Multiple Access) communication technology and innovations from its various partners. The program will give access to municipal applications, offering solutions for the best deployment of smart parking, water and electricity monitoring, street lighting and proactive infrastructure management, along with environmental observation. See also: How will smart cities avoid data overload? Ingenu has partnered with the best solutions providers in order to support the Smarter City program infrastructure

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The United States Postal Service would like to aid in the expansion of smart city technology, according to a recent report from the Office of Inspector General.  Proposed are five programs that would focus on how the USPS can help improve smart city technology. The concept of an “Internet of Postal Things” was first described in a 2015 white paper that explored how connected technologies could both help cities, while at the same time improving the USPS, in regards to its own operational efficiency