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No. 14 (2021.02.26.)
Smart City Issue Toyota begins construction of future smart city model “Woven City” 2021.02.24. / Toyota
[Source (photo/text)] woven-planet.global
Woven Planet, a Toyota Group company responsible for a wide range of Toyota Motor and software-based mobility development projects, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of Woven City in Toyota City, Japan, on February 2021, 2. "The Woven City Project officially begins today," said Akio Toyoda's president. We will create a future where people who have them can live happily.” At CES 1 held in Las Vegas, USA in January, Toyota said, “The era where all ecosystems supporting daily life are connected by data."In preparation for the “Woven City Construction” announced. Woven City aims to continuously evolve by accelerating the technology cycle and service development so that we can advance to a better society.
Woven City is a project that demonstrates a human-centered approach to community development. As Toyota transitions from an automaker to a mobility company, the project will bring new technologies to life in real-world environments across a wide range of areas such as autonomous driving, personal mobility, robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). It is expected to provide various opportunities to companies and researchers around the world. Smart City Policy Project
MOLIT joins hands with overseas cities to create a Korean smart city December 2021.02.17, XNUMX / MOLIT
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport will start an international competition for the 「K-City Network」 project from the 2th of this month to discover intergovernmental (G18G) smart city cooperation projects and support Korean companies' overseas expansion. 「K-City Network」 was a program launched last year, and received great response, including 23 applications from 80 countries around the world for the first international competition, and is cooperating with 11 cities in 12 countries, including Indonesia, Peru and Turkey.
This year, “smart urban development plan establishment” (basic plan, master plan, feasibility study, etc.) or “smart solution type (transportation, platform, environment, etc.) plan establishment” in and around 11 overseas cities that wish to develop Korean smart city. Plan to support. In particular, starting this year, the “Smart Solution Overseas Demonstration” support type has been newly introduced to support full-fledged overseas expansion of excellent solutions developed by Korean companies and commercialized through smart challenge projects.
Smart City Special
Busan Smart City National pilot smart city
MOLIT, Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement (KAIA)
“Busan Smart City” Card News Series
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 [Part 1] Busan Eco Delta Smart City
 [Part 2] Creating a barrier-free traffic environment in Busan
 [Part 3] Living Lab, Creating Smart City with Citizens
 [Part 4] Busan, the Leading City of Smart Logistics Service
 [Part 5] AI Convergence Talent to Create Smart City Busan
 [Part 6] C-ITS Meets AI for Traffic Information Collection
 [Part 7] A regulatory sandbox to experiment with smart cities more freely
 [Part 8] Greener Busan with Smart Lighting
Smart City Policy Trend  MOLIT, 'Digital Twin Homeland' Realized with spatial information December 2021.02.03, XNUMX / MOLIT
The digital twin is a technology that implements real spatial information in a virtual world and simulates and predicts the results as a major task of the Korean version of the New Deal.It is used to support solving urban and regional problems through data linkage analysis, thereby improving national and urban administration. It is attracting attention as an essential element. MOLIT announced on February 25th the results of the 「Local Geospatial Information Model Leading Project」 held from November 23th to December 2rd of last year to spread 「Digital Twin Land」. As the best project, 'new opportunities for spatial information created by drones' was selected in Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do, Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do, 'convergence utilization platform construction project to support small and medium-sized city smart cities' and Jincheon-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, 'Spatial information integration system establishment and orthographic image production project' were selected as excellent projects, respectively.
 Seoul City, Magok'Smart City', 2 technology demonstrations over two years 2021.02.23. / Seoul City
Seoul Metropolitan Government to prevent pedestrian accidents and unauthorized dumping of garbage at night... Expanding smart smart playback2021.02.10. / Seoul City The city of Seoul has applied smart technologies to parking lots, crosswalks, and alleys in urban renewal New Deal areas, where infrastructure is weak, to solve local problems that residents want. A'runway type crosswalk' was installed in Mok 3-dong, Yangcheon-gu, where crosswalks were usually difficult to see at night. LED lights that turn on automatically at night are buried like runway guide lights on both sides of the crosswalk to prevent pedestrian accidents. In addition, a surveillance camera equipped with a sensor is being installed in a place that has been troubled by the habitual unauthorized dumping of garbage to send out public warning broadcasts. This change was realized through the ``Life-oriented Urban Regeneration Smart Technology Support Project'' launched last year by Seoul Metropolitan Government and MOLIT. It is a project to improve living conditions in areas with weak infrastructure such as safety and firefighting, transportation, energy and environment, and life and welfare by solving local problems discovered by residents with smart technology that is highly sensible and easy to commercialize. Daegu City, by 2023, invests 965 billion won to promote a major transformation into a smart city 2021.02.25. / Daegu City
In order to solve urban traffic problems, intelligent CCTV will be installed step by step by 2023 and traffic information data will be collected. The goal is to optimize the signal cycle of traffic lights by analyzing traffic information using artificial intelligence.
The Daegu One Network, which is being promoted by Daegu City, collects, stores, processes, and analyzes various information generated in the city to support policies and decision-making that the city needs. Daegu City plans to build an Internet of Things (IoT) service network throughout Daegu by 2023 using its existing self-optic communication network, and complete a triple dense network with shared WiFi.
Smart City News
2021 Smart City Challenge Business Competition
– Target: Joint application by local governments (special metropolitan cities, special autonomous cities/provinces, cities/guns) and private companies
– Scale of support: 4 preliminary projects (local government + company) selected, Investing 15 billion won each to support the demonstration of representative solutions and establishment of the main business plan
– Submission date and place: 2021.03.31.(Wed) 〜 04.02(Fri) 18:00 / Korea Institute of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Smart Space Research Center
Smart City Literature
Implementation of a citizen-participating smart city living lab community platform to improve the school zone's pedestrian environment Jang Sun-young, Kim Doo-sik Journal of the Korean Industrial-Academic Technology Society 22(1), pp.415-423(2021.01)
SOverseas Policy Trends of Mart City Jaeyong Lee, Kim Ik-hoe
Smart City·Journal of the Architectural Institute Vol. 1, no. 1, pp.41-49(2020.12)
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