[Newsletter Vol.36] Opening the future of transportation
2024. 6. 28.
[Newsletter Vol.36] Opening the future of transportation
📰 VOL.36 I 2024.06.30
📌Smart City Initiatives: Policies and Vision
UAVs Will Run in Korea!
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT, Minister Park Sangwoo) will grant permission (temporary operation permit*) for the operation of unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs) developed by domestic autonomous driving sprout companies (startups) on public roads to revitalize the development of unmanned autonomous driving technology.
MOLIT Seeks Korea-Saudi Arabia Smart City Cooperation Measures
On May 24th, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT, Minister Park Sangwoo) met with Abdullah bin Sharaf Alghamdi, the Minister of Saudi Arabian Data & AI Authority (SDAIA),* at the Korea Territorial Development Museum to discuss cooperation measures in the smart city field involving Korea and Saudi Arabia.
Improving Transportation Convenience and Vitalizing the Local Economy with Smart City Solutions
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT, Minister Park Sangwoo) selected 10 basic local governments through a public contest for the 2024 Smart City Solution Expansion Project to expand local smart city services and ease the digital gap.
📌Insights from Smart City Experts: Smart City Top Agenda
The Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology
Advancement (KAIA) has published "Smart City Top Agenda 2023",
a collection of 14 exceptional articles
written by global experts on the theme of "Urban Competitiveness through Digital Transition and Climate Action". These articles provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced
by cities in the era of digitalization and climate crisis.
✍️We are excited to present the seventh article in this publication.
Lee, Junghoon
Urban resilience has attracted great attention from cities around the globe over the past two years in the post-pandemic period as they try to return to the old way of living.
Abstract :
Abstract : Urban resilience has attracted great attention from cities around the globe over the past two years in the post-pandemic period as they try to return to the old way of living. At the same time, services based on new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, drones, robots, and Metaverse have emerged in different parts of urban spaces, accelerating the transition to smart cities. In addition, main issues will be discussed to shed light on the way forward for smart cities.
