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The National Retail Federation's Big Show showcased various new technologies for supermarkets, including smart carts, retail media networks, warehouse and inventory robots, and AI-powered shrink prevention technology. Auror's license plate recognition technology can detect repeat offenders entering the parking lot, while Signifi Solutions offers locking shelf technology to protect high-priced items from shoplifting. Easy Shopper's smart cart technology aims to compete with Instacart's Caper Cart technology, and Apptronik and Vici Robotics provide robotics solutions for warehouses and inventory replenishment. Badger Technologies' Marty the Robot, known for its googly eyes, updates store inventory using AI, and Ricoh USA launched a retail media network solution. [Extracted from the article]

The National Retail Federation's Big Show showcased new technology for supermarkets, including smart carts, warehouse robots, and AI-powered shrink prevention technology. Signifi Solutions presented locking shelf technology to prevent shoplifting, while Easy Shopper introduced AI-powered smart carts. Apptronik, Vici Robotics, and Badger Technologies showcased their robotics technology for warehouses and inventory management. Ricoh USA launched a retail media network solution that could challenge in-store video operations. [Extracted from the article]

Despite Amazon CEO Andrew Jassy declaring a pause on the expansion of the Amazon Fresh grocery concept in February, a new Amazon Go store (the company's convenience concept) has opened near Puyallup, Wash., reportsThe News Tribune. Amazon eliminated hundreds of Fresh jobs in July and many planned Amazon Fresh store locations remain vacant, which has led toissues with landowners. [Extracted from the article]

Rubicon, a developer of smart waste and recycling solutions for smart cities, has reached a new milestone. Rubicon's smart city technology is designed to streamline and optimize operations within a city, including its waste and recycling system, as well as the safety of its road - monitoring vehicle health and working to improve driver behavior. [Extracted from the article]

"Miami is one of our country's most unique and culturally significant cities, it is a global tech hub, and we are thrilled to bring Rubicon's unique technology to the City to power a core service: waste and recycling collection. NEW YORK- Rubicon Technologies, Inc. ("Rubicon" or the "Company") (NYSE: RBT), a leading digital marketplace for waste and recycling and provider of innovative software-based products for businesses and governments worldwide, today announced that it has entered into a three-year smart city partnership with the City of Miami, Florida (the "City") to help enhance its residential waste and recycling services. [Extracted from the article]

There is also the carbon footprint, which will also come into the game, which smart transport should reduce but I am not sure AVs will represent the lowest carbon footprint, even though there will be electric vehicles. He adds: "What is also important when it comes to autonomous driving is that we have to distinguish between private autonomous driving, i.e., owning an autonomous vehicle, and shared autonomous driving. [Extracted from the article]

Gunshot detection sensors can provide law enforcement with the data needed to improve emergency response time, the ability to better apprehend the right suspect and identify and anticipate threats. B Speeding up response time with more accurate information b Gunshot detection works by using smart sensors mounted on buildings and poles or embedded into streetlight fixtures. Overall, these gunshot detection programs help to strengthen community relationships as the precision response removes the ambiguity of details and help remove threats from the community. [Extracted from the article]

The centrality of climate to our existence and the potential impact of climate changes we are experiencing on natural and managed resources demand our attention. The adoption of climate-smart practices should be on top of their agenda to sustain the farming communities and create an environment of trust in science-based practices such as climate-smart agriculture practices that, in the long run, serve agriculture sustainability. The current push for the adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices by scientists, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), private, government, industry, and other entities is encouraging. [Extracted from the article]

However, by accessing and sharing data from multiple sources in an integrated operational view, organizations can improve situational awareness, communication and coordination, enabling faster and more efficient responses from vital public services. By employing data and technology to intelligently solve problems, cities ensure better use of their resources, provide better community services and build the foundations for a safer, more resilient future. B Taking collaboration city-wide b For example, the city of Manaus, Brazil, has established the City Cooperation Center, which houses emergency services, transportation and other agencies. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents 12 predictions for cities and counties in 2024, with a focus on the role of artificial intelligence (AI). The predictions include the recognition of human-machine partnership, the adoption of AI policies and guidelines by state and local governments, the use of AI in cybersecurity and public safety, the emergence of AI training and certification programs, and the application of AI in various areas such as sustainable technology solutions, smart city technologies, data analytics for public services, traffic management and transportation, administrative efficiency, and community engagement. The article also mentions Microsoft's Co-Pilot as an AI tool for Office 365 applications. The author emphasizes the need for fairness, transparency, and accountability in AI systems and acknowledges collaboration with generative AI in developing certain materials. [Extracted from the article]

For mobility, Mo says advancements in unmanned self-driving vehicles will continue to progress to incorporate more and more elements of the driving experience, including self-maintenance and self-charging. Given the fact that we are seeing newly high levels of people moving into cities, it's a perfect time to implement the technologies of tomorrow to make city living smarter, greener and more sustainable, as well as improve the understanding of just what a smart city is. "There are three main aspects of a smart city", said Mo. "These are mobility, energy and city management - meaning how things are connected within the city. According to Mo, around 70% of people surveyed don't know what a smart city is, though 70% also said they wouldn't agree that where they lived was a smart city. [Extracted from the article]

It contains a 5G small cell, Wi-Fi access point, IoT sensors, closed-circuit television and, of course, LED lights. The smart city at Peachtree Corners is beaming with innovative technologies, even though some of it is hiding in plain sight. [Extracted from the article]

Across complex landscapes and diverse ecosystems can be challenging. Getting into focus The current advancements in soil health research and development of soil health metrics in support of regenerative agriculture practices adoption need focus - and practical approaches - that resonate with the end-users, "farmers.". [Extracted from the article]

Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced Thursday the launch of its Smart City Competency, an initiative that "will deliver world-class AWS Partner recommendations to customers searching to build and deploy innovative smart city solutions", according to a statement. It's intended to connect cities searching for expertise with experienced companies, having been "designed to identify, validate, and promote AWS Partners with demonstrated AWS technical expertise and proven customer success", according to the program's website. [Extracted from the article]

A team of researchers has developed a tool to manage and combine deployed technologies in smart cities. Researchers developed the AI-based cooperative infrastructure that allows for the collaboration of technologies from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to mobile robots, which could offer game-changing advances in security, surveillance, and search and rescue efforts. [Extracted from the article]

Largest agricultural land use Grasslands are the single largest agricultural land use in the U.S. and agriculture's largest and most effective carbon-storage system. As farmers across the U.S. look for ways to improve productivity amid a changing climate, the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture has received a $30 million grant to help grassland farmers enter the emerging carbon economy while enhancing productivity and ecological benefits. [Extracted from the article]

Rubicon Technologies, Inc. ("Rubicon") (NYSE: RBT), a leading digital marketplace for waste and recycling and provider of innovative software-based products for businesses and governments worldwide, today announced that it has entered a technology partnership with Samsara Inc. ("Samsara") (NYSE: IOT), the pioneer of the Connected Operations Cloud, to unlock new value for shared municipal customers. B About Rubicon b Rubicon Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: RBT) is a digital marketplace for waste and recycling, and provider of innovative software-based products for businesses and governments worldwide. [Extracted from the article]

Understanding the complex issues facing "Smart Cities" deployment and how Qualcomm's transformational approach to the ecosystem of the connected space will simplify and help accelerate adoption. Learn more about how Qualcomm is bringing the connected spaces eco-system together including: "Smart Connected Spaces" vs "Smart Cities" Bringing the connected ecosystem together to combat fragmentation, and monetizing it. Legacy system integration Solving a use case vs. just deploying a technology Qualcomm's "Smart City Accelerator Program", solves complex problems together How do I bring AI, Edge Computing, and Private networks together?. [Extracted from the article]

Inventory management, energy efficiency, and demand forecasting capabilities of smart appliances and software can result in significant cost savings. How Smart Kitchens Can Help Businesses Attract and Retain Customers Businesses can use smart kitchen technology to draw customers, make financial savings, and cut waste. Additionally, businesses can forecast demand for food items and adjust inventory levels with sophisticated demand forecasting systems. [Extracted from the article]

The Partnership's more recent impacts since 2019 include: Pioneering solutions for multifamily recycling Founding the Recycling Inclusion Fund to address the recycling equity gap Funding $23.6 million in catalyzed MRF (materials recovery facilities) investment and delivering $12 million value of new recyclables to MRFs. B WASHINGTON, D.C. - b The Recycling Partnership has released its Impact Report 2022: Complex Problems Require Bold, Integrated Solutions - highlighting solutions The Partnership has mobilized over the last eight years to collectively transform U.S. residential recycling and accelerate the circular packaging system of the future. [Extracted from the article]

The most in-demand products and services in local governments fall into three interconnected buckets, says Matthew Britt, general manager of smart cities at Honeywell. Regarding sustainability and resilience, Britt says the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act (IIJA) has provided increased access to funds to advance clean energy projects. [Extracted from the article]

When I left Washington 21 months ago to return to academia, I rediscovered how farmers, foresters and ranchers see their lands not only as the nation's source of food and fiber, but as some of the best climate-solutions tools we have at our disposal. With the non-profit Solutions from the Land facilitating and the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) providing technical support, the producer-led Florida Climate Smart Agriculture Work Group is seeking ways to incentivize planet-friendly practices. [Extracted from the article]

When I left Washington 21 months ago to return to academia, I rediscovered how farmers, foresters and ranchers see their lands not only as the nation's source of food and fiber, but as some of the best climate-solutions tools we have at our disposal. With the non-profit Solutions from the Land facilitating and the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) providing technical support, the producer-led Florida Climate Smart Agriculture Work Group is seeking ways to incentivize planet-friendly practices. [Extracted from the article]

With the non-profit Solutions from the Land facilitating and the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) providing technical support, the producer-led Florida Climate Smart Agriculture Work Group is seeking ways to incentivize planet-friendly practices. When I left Washington 21 months ago to return to academia, I rediscovered how farmers, foresters and ranchers see their lands not only as the nation's source of food and fiber, but as some of the best climate-solutions tools we have at our disposal. [Extracted from the article]

When I left Washington 21 months ago to return to academia, I rediscovered how farmers, foresters and ranchers see their lands not only as the nation's source of food and fiber, but as some of the best climate-solutions tools we have at our disposal. With the non-profit Solutions from the Land facilitating and the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) providing technical support, the producer-led Florida Climate Smart Agriculture Work Group is seeking ways to incentivize planet-friendly practices. [Extracted from the article]

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has selected 7 demonstration projects totaling approximately $1.12 million in grants from its Healthy Soils Program. This program aims to improve soil health, sequester carbon, and reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHGs) by funding on-farm demonstration projects that collect data and/or showcase conservation management practices that mitigate GHG emissions and increase soil health. [Extracted from the article]

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has selected 7 demonstration projects totaling approximately $1.12 million in grants from its Healthy Soils Program. This program aims to improve soil health, sequester carbon, and reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHGs) by funding on-farm demonstration projects that collect data and/or showcase conservation management practices that mitigate GHG emissions and increase soil health. [Extracted from the article]

This program aims to improve soil health, sequester carbon, and reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHGs) by funding on-farm demonstration projects that collect data and/or showcase conservation management practices that mitigate GHG emissions and increase soil health. The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has selected 7 demonstration projects totaling approximately $1.12 million in grants from its Healthy Soils Program. [Extracted from the article]

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has selected 7 demonstration projects totaling approximately $1.12 million in grants from its Healthy Soils Program. This program aims to improve soil health, sequester carbon, and reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHGs) by funding on-farm demonstration projects that collect data and/or showcase conservation management practices that mitigate GHG emissions and increase soil health. [Extracted from the article]

In 2009, an earthquake devastated L'Aquila, Italy, killing more than three hundred people in this historic mountain town, and displacing 70,000 more. The city currently has more than 20,000 active sensors that capture temperature, air quality, and mobility data. While the destruction provided an opportunity for the city to rethink almost all of its infrastructure, you don't need to start with a ruin to build a smart urban city, even a beautiful, historic one. [Extracted from the article]

"At Tuesday Morning, our customers come to us because they know that they will find an exceptional assortment of brand names at great prices", said Mike Malone, Manager of Store Facilities at Tuesday Morning. Lexington, Kentucky - Rubicon Technologies, LLC ("Rubicon" or the "Company"), a digital marketplace for waste and recycling and provider of innovative software-based solutions for businesses and governments worldwide, today announced that it has signed an extended two-year agreement with Tuesday Morning, Inc. ("Tuesday Morning"), a leading destination for unique home and lifestyle goods, to continue to increase the retailer's waste diversion from landfill, consolidate service, and provide enhanced account management across its portfolio of stores. [Extracted from the article]

The project is expected to save the city $12.4 million in electricity costs this year and more than $100 million over the next 10 years By the time the project was complete in February, the wireless streetlight program provided 280,000 streetlight fixtures across the city. Itron, a technology company that enables cities and utilities to better manage energy and water, first became involved in the Chicago smart streetlight project in 2017. [Extracted from the article]

For local and county governments, there are broad implications to the emergence of 5G, as it supports many emerging smart city solutions like remote-driving cars and drones, which require constant and comprehensive connectivity to navigate tight urban environments. While 5G was launched by major carriers including Verizon in 2019, the broader public hasn't yet experienced it because it's been limited to 5G millimeter wave (mmWave), a specific wavelength with extremely high bandwidth capacity that's limited to short distances like a few streets, stadiums and city centers. These days, 5G dominates discourse and headlines - drawing intense interest from engineers and conspiracy theorists alike. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the city of Farmers Branch in Texas and its efforts to become a smart city. Topics discussed include the commercial businesses in the city and the internet connectivity services provided to them including 5G and fiber communication system; the views of city's mayor Robert C. Dye on it; and the smart poles installed in the city, equipped with low powered cellular radio access nodes called smart cells.

The article focuses on the difficulty of applying new technologies and smart initiatives in creating a smart city. According to vice president Mike Beehler of Burns & McDonnell, there are legacy infrastructure elements in place that must be upgraded. He adds that the process of becoming smarter must be more iterative.

The article examines what are cities doing to prepare for automated vehicles, Topics discussed include long-range transportation plans for the largest cities in America and views Joanna Wadsworth, a Program Manager at the Transportation Engineering Division of Las Vegas' Public Works Department, on the driverless technologies.

The article explores the need for adding smart technology systems to light emitting diode (LED) lamps among municipal lighting in smart municipalities in the U.S. It mentions the benefits of adding sensors, controls and communication technology to streetlights in improving the utility of the streetlight and creates potential areas to grid of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It also adds the smart technology benefits in enhancing street safety with better light quality and improved visibility.

As Tyler puts it, smart-city security breaches have potentially very serious consequences beyond just data breaches. The potential human toll that comes from disruption of city services, reduced access to healthcare, and loss of sensitive personal information is too great to risk deploying smart-city technology without commensurate protection of systems and data across the board. The concept of technology enabling a better life comes with a duty of care that makes it essential we don't deploy innovations with security problems under the assumption that we'll fix them later. [Extracted from the article]

LAS VEGAS - Cloud computing with centralized processing has transformed the way enterprise and government agencies do business, but many "smart" initiatives benefit greatly by leveraging compute power on the edge of the network, lowering latency and improving the ability avoid problems in real time, according to IWCE 2022 keynote speakers. Qualcomm probably is best known for its prowess in building chips that drive myriad communications devices, but the company also has a fast-growing business unit that is helping simplify the fragmented Internet of Things (IoT) market for enterprises and governments, according Sanjeet Pandit (pictured above), global head of smart cities at Qualcomm. [Extracted from the article]

After the Registration Statement is declared effective, the definitive proxy statement/consent solicitation statement/prospectus will be mailed to shareholders of Founder as of a record date to be established for voting on the business combination and other matters described in the Registration Statement. Lexington, Kentucky - Rubicon Technologies, LLC ("Rubicon" or the "Company"), a digital marketplace for waste and recycling and provider of innovative software-based solutions for businesses and governments worldwide, today announced that it has entered into a three year smart city partnership with the City of Houston, Texas (the "City") to help improve residential waste and recycling services for its more than 2.3 million residents. [Extracted from the article]

Command-center and smart-cities vendor Hexagon and VIDIZMO, a provider of secure evidence-management solutions, recently announced a strategic partnership that is designed to provide public-safety with improved management of video and other digital evidence, according to the companies. VIDIZMO's deployment flexibility and customizable products made the Virginia-based DEM company a particularly attractive partner candidate to Hexagon, Campbell said. [Extracted from the article]

Powered by AI and machine learning, AIOps automates the previously cumbersome task of collecting and analyzing application data, logs and metrics. With the passage of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, much-needed funds are starting to trickle down to states and cities. This is the premise and promise of applying artificial intelligence to IT operations (AIOps). [Extracted from the article]

Vilsack and Economy will discuss U.S.-China agricultural trade relations and prospects for the Chinese agriculture market. Commodity markets discussed Also, during the Thursday morning session, USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer will unveil the Department's 2022 outlook for U.S. commodity markets and trade and discuss the U.S. farm income situation. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Jan. 25 announced plenary speakers for the 2022 Agricultural Outlook Forum, themed "New Paths to Sustainability and Productivity Growth" to be held virtually Feb. 24-25, 2022. [Extracted from the article]

The "smart city" concept has been adopted by cities and counties globally. While a true end-to-end "smart city" with all these applications does not yet exist, many cities across the globe, such as Helsinki, Singapore and Seoul, have made significant progress in delivering on the promise. Unfortunately, while a handful of U.S. cities have implemented some isolated solutions, progress in the United States on a broader smart city deployment significantly lags the international players. [Extracted from the article]

B Boston, MA b - Nth Cycle, the innovative metal processing and recycling technology company was selected as a finalist in the Innovative World category for the 14th annual SXSW Pitch® (formerly SXSW Accelerator). Out of the 655 companies that applied to present at SXSW Pitch 2022, Nth Cycle was selected among the 50 finalists spanning 10 separate categories. [Extracted from the article]

No-till is an effective practice in soil carbon sequestration because: It eliminates soil disturbance, which is the main mechanism for soil carbon loss that causes carbon oxidation and release as CO SB 2 sb . In addition, it is equally important for enhancing soil health, as soil carbon is the central property in achieving healthy soil. Residue cover with no-till protects the soil surface and reduces soil temperature that is essential to the stability and accumulation of soil carbon. [Extracted from the article]