Why invest millions in IoT hardware if your IoT analytics isn't up to scratch? Location Intelligence can enable Smart Cities to get an ROI from their sensor networks.
Request a demoCompanies & cities are investing millions in connected sensors, but achieving an ROI is dependent on setting up robust IoT analytics that process the location data generated into tangible insights.
Import your own location data & enrich it with our data streams.
Analyze historic sensor-generated location data to inform future planning & resource allocation.
Provide real-time, interactive dashboards to decision makers in cities & government to help them reduce costs & build more efficient cities.
Waste Collection: Reduce waste management costs using fill level sensors in trash cans across cities, allowing more efficient pick up routes & frequency.
Energy Management: Reduce street lightning costs using spatial analytics to understand demand by time & location.
Traffic Management: Optimize public transport infrastructure, such as bikes, buses, trains, & metro services to reduce traffic & improve road safety.
Smart Buildings: Understand building needs & conditions such as heating, lighting & air to make smarter buildings and optimize resources.
Air Quality Monitoring: Monitor the emission of CO2 with pollution & temperature sensors to improve environmental management strategies & clean air planning.
Electric Vehicle Charging: Identify prime locations for electric vehicle charging points based on demand, proximity & accessibility to key segments with a higher propensity to use or buy electric vehicles.
Smart Health: Make critical decisions on resource allocation for public health services across your city, using Open Data alongside human mobility data.
Citizen Safety: Identify higher risk locations across your city, predicting & analyzing crime data to ensure preventative measures are taken to improve citizen safety.
CARTO fits into this new set of modern software tools that analysts like to use, making it easier for them to put insights into the hands of decision-makers.
Francoise Pickart,
Head of Risk Analytics at NYC Health Department