Georgia Tech embeds research and data in latest smart challenge cohort

Georgia Tech will provide funding and technical expertise to four local governments to develop pilot projects around mobility, equity and smart resilience.

The public university's Georgia Smart Communities Challenge will provide the four local governments in the US state of Georgia with a US$50,000 grant to be used to develop a pilot, technical assistance from a Georgia Tech researcher, access to a network of peer governments to share best practices and learnings, and access to a local, national, and international network of experts to advise pilot smart communities.

Debra Lam, Managing Director, Smart Cities and Inclusive Innovation at Georgia Tech

Debra Lam, Managing Director, Sma...