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shoppers to the products on their smartphones, leading
to increased sales and new data to help retailers analyze
shopper behavior and improve store operations.
Serraview: Businesses can visualize their space utilization
to make better decisions on their real estate needs and
provide just-in-time wayfinding tools to their employees.
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BreezoMeter: By pairing Current’s microservices with BreezoMeter technology, cities gain intelligence around how
traffic conditions impact the environment, giving planners
actionable analytics to influence city mapping and climatechange initiatives.
CivicSmart: This solution enables cities to efficiently manage parking infrastructure to unlock the value of their
streets and drive growth in core business districts.
Genetec: City, public safety and emergency responders
have real-time views of what’s happening across town with
live video feeds and analytics to help create safer, more
secure environments.
INRIX: No more circling the block looking for parking or
wasting time stuck in traffic. INRIX is the preferred provider
of parking and traffic intelligence to leading automakers,
transportation agencies and third-party apps. Customers
include Audi, BMW, Lexus, Toyota, more than 60 U.S. Departments of Transportation, the U.K. Highways Agency
and the Danish Road Directorate.
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city’s economic development and quality of life, and will be part
of a living lab that allows the city’s innovation team to study data
to find new and innovative ways to service the city, its residents
and its business community.
The City of Cleveland is in the process of installing several
dozen intelligent LED fixtures downtown to explore parking optimization and pedestrian safety crossing in high-traffic areas, as
well as other potential outcomes. The installation comes as the
city is making updates to infrastructure across town in preparation for the RNC this summer.
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In addition to these collaborations, Current will host two upcoming hackathons to continue to deepen its Intelligent Environments app catalog. The first will tap into developers at the
IoT World Conference and the second will be part of a virtual,
public Hackathon starting May 16.
Intelligent Installations
In addition to the growth of its app catalog, Current is actively
working with commercial, industrial and municipal customers
across the world on intelligent infrastructure deployment.
Tianjin, China; Schenectady, New York; and Cleveland are the
latest cities to install Current’s energy-saving, intelligent LED
street lights armed with sensors, software and other digitaldata capabilities as their core infrastructure for digital growth.
Tianjin, China, is the first city in Asia to partner with Current
to install intelligent LEDs with intelligent capabilities in one of
their central business districts. The intelligent street lights build
on features such as security cameras, routers for free Wi-Fi
or digital screens that allow the city to broadcast critical messages, such as traffic reports.