A group of people stood at the intersection waiting for the traffic lights, but a single vehicle got a green light. But imagine if your city can automatically monitor pedestrian traffic and optimize traffic lights for pedestrians, not drivers. This is exactly what Chicago is doing. After this fall, 40 sensor nodes of the network will be installed on the poles of the University of Chicago, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Argonne National Laboratory. Our goal is to eventually extend the network system to 1,000 sensors over the next few years, enough to cover the Chicago Loop. Shijiazhuang Zhongjia Slurry Pump Co.,Ltd. , https://www.zjoemparts.com
The University of Chicago-led Urban Data Computing Center is the so-called Internet of Things Array. The goal is to collect a set of unprecedented environmental data to help government officials and residents understand their urban beats so that they can make it a happier and healthier person. , a smarter place to live.