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Agenda
Gordon Feller
Co-founder
Meeting of the Minds
Smart City Challenges & Opportunities
Karthik Murugan
Segment Manager, Visual Retail
Intel
Technology components and
requirements for Smart City Kiosks
Brad Gleeson
Chief Commercial Officer
CIVIQ Smartscapes
“Smartscaping” Cities with Intelligent Urban Infrastructure
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Intelligent Connections
Businessand
Societal Impact Connectivity
Digitize Access to
Information
• Web Browser
• Search
Internet of Everything
Digitize the World
Connecting:
• People
• Process
• Data
• Things
NetworkedEconomy
Digitize Business
Process
• E-commerce
• Digital Supply Chain
• Collaboration
ImmersiveExperiences
Digitize Interactions
(Business & Social)
• Social
• Mobility
• Cloud
• Video
Tech as the Means, Not as the Ends
Traffic Management
Energy/ Environment
Waste Management
City LightingPublic SafetyParking
Optimization
Which are the “low-hanging fruit”?
A VirtuousCircle for Cities
Improving Livability
/Equitability
Attracting and Retaining
Talent
Enabling Business to
Compete and Flourish
Stronger CityPosition as aWorld-classCompetitor
OptimizingEconomicImpact
/Investments
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911
ALERTs – AD’s
DATA
WIFI PARK HERE
911APPS
Sensor
YOU’RE HEREON TIME
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DATAALERTADS METRICS YOU’RE HERE
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Connected citizens. Smarter cities.
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Safety, Security & Resilience Connected services Data-driven management Transit, Wayfinding, City311
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Reduced Op-Ex
Trusted
Citizen Safety
and Privacy
Ad Revenue
Data Driven
Critical elements of a Public Kiosk
Value Added
Insights
Behind every Experience … COMPUTE14nm 7th Generation Intel® Core™ Processor
REMOTE MANAGEMENT(Reduced Op-Ex)
Intel® vPro Technology
NATURALINTUITIVE INTERACTION
(Ad Revenue)Intel® RealSense Technology
RICH GRAPHICS(Ad Revenue)
Intel® Iris™ Pro Graphics | Intel® HD Graphics
E2E SECURITY(Trusted)
Intel® Security Technology
SENSOR HUB(Data Driven)
Air Quality | Sound
ANALYTICS(Value Added Insights)
Intel® AIM
CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(Ad Revenue)
Intel® Retail Client Manager
CONNECTIVITY(Data Driven)
Fiber | Small Cell
• Cities are motivated by new revenue potential; cost-savings; improve quality of life; attract businesses/tourists; replace obsolete infrastructure
• The “Public Kiosk” is one of those intelligent nodes that provide value added services to the citizens and generate a positive social impact
• Technology is now available that can serve as a platform to deliver the desired services, and with proper planning, allow Public Kiosks to be a self-funded intelligent infrastructure for the City and its citizens and visitors
