Cities use Libelium sensor networks to measure air quality, noise and traffic, manage low emission zones and understand how public spaces are used. These deployments give municipalities reliable data for environmental policy, urban planning and citizen services.
Air pollution in Greece has been a serious environmental problem in the last decades. Rapid and disorganized urbanization...
In 2017, the Manchester Airport was the third busiest airport in the United Kingdom with more than 27...
The environmental report of ESPO (The European Sea Ports Organisation) for 2018 shows that air quality remains the...
Libelium and the Argentinian company Rack2 have developed a permanent flood monitoring system based on IoT technology in...
Feature Forest is a Polish start-up, specialized in developing software solutions for the IoT, taking advantage of data...
The “Bolton Food and Drink Festival” is celebrated every summer in the town of Bolton, located in Greater...
On May 18th 2015, the Colombian village of Salgar was devastated by a landslide. The La Liboriana river...
BeitMisk is a private community located in a beautiful natural setting that enjoys a good environment with clean...
Ten minutes searching for car parking several times daily means more than 240 hours per year, and an...
Being Norway one of the world's largest exporters of fish, activities such as trout and salmon spawn become...
Libelium and Ericsson have joined efforts to check the environmental status of the water standards, the air quality...
Libelium and Ex Machina have worked together to deploy a sensors network in Athens International Airport that enhances...
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