In Singapore, smart technologies that can adjust lighting and district cooling systems to optimise energy use and reduce the carbon footprint in Punggol Digital District have been implemented.
In the Netherlands, the Port of Rotterdam provides real-time data to shipping firms and other users through common digital platforms. This optimises port calls, enabling the port to remain fully operational through the pandemic and even reduce its emissions.
Singtel claims its 5G coverage in Singapore has achieved 95 percent, three years ahead of the government’s 2025 objective. Businesses in the public, transportation, and tourist sectors are being targeted by the local telecom.
There are presently 1,300 outdoor places and 400 inside locations, including underground, covered by Singtel’s national standalone 5G network. In June 2020, Singapore’s industry regulator Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) awarded two national 5G licences to the mobile carrier. In November 2021, an additional 2.1GHz of spectrum was made available.
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From green city to a smart city, Singapore’s on the forefront of pioneering technologies that almost seem unheard of to the common citizen.
The recent keynote at AsiaTech Singapore, held by Lim Chinn Hwa, Senior Director of the Smart Nation Sensor Platform (SNSP), GovTech Singapore untangles the curious questions we have about how SNSP is the key to better serving the community.
Tech industry trade association SGTech has launched Smart Nation Colab, a year-long industry programme that will support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large enterprises to co-develop Smart Nation solutions.
The programme will rally technology, digital solutions providers, and consultants from SMEs and large enterprises, to establish partnerships and build capabilities for a Smart Nation. Its launch was announced at an industry event today (Jul 20) organised by SGTech’s Smart Nation Chapter, and graced by Senior Minister of State Tan Kiat How.
- Claimed to be the world’s largest digital twin of a country, Vizzio “cloned” the entire Singapore by using AI, with photoreal renditions from aerial to building to street level to indoors, in a seamless interactive 3D tour.
- Vizzio will also be launching a metaverse version of Singapore and the world for leisure and gamification purposes.
- The company even has the capability to clone the entire planet earth on a global scale and is ready to be used by government and commercial entities.
A digital twin is, to put it simply, a digital model of a physical asset. It basically collects information via sensors, drones or other IoT and Industrial IoT tools, and applies advanced analytics, machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) in order to churn real-time insights about the physical asset’s overall performance. The technology is very promising when it comes tothe creation of smart cities around the world
Weiterlesen: Singapore cloned to be world’s largest digital twin country