With San Francisco as use case, this digital workshop demonstrate LiDAR-based smart city solution teamed with strategic partners Quanergy, Cisco, Genetec and Technolutions. The session illustrates how technology can be focused on delivering city management solutions while protecting citizen privacy and freedom.
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