Current is working with NOKIA to apply smart city technology in Canada

According to foreign media, NOKIA is working with GE's Current to bring sophisticated smart city technology to Canadian cities, help improve operational infrastructure and provide new services for citizens.

According to the terms of the agreement, NOKIA will access Current's CityIQ* platform technology in Canada. The system uses outdoor street lighting for digital infrastructure, collects data through a NOKIA communication network and distributes valuable information to the city. The system is based on the NOKIA intelligent city function, including a complete set of network solutions designed to provide the Internet of things (IoT) connectivity for municipal and utility infrastructure. The combined digital solution is expected to help cities solve common problems such as parking, traffic management, weather and air quality monitoring.

"The whole country has a great interest in smart city technology, which will provide an extensible approach to the population and economic changes," said Shawn Sparling, NOKIA's head of Canadian business sales. Keys, and can create a safer and more sustainable environment. Signing the agreement with Current is a key milestone in our efforts to build a rich and diverse ecosystem composed of leading suppliers to ensure that our customers are provided with first-rate solutions. "

"We are happy to bring our smart city technology to cities in all parts of Canada," said Austin Ashe, the general manager of Current smart city. "NOKIA's combination of solutions to the Internet of things and the successful history of cooperation with Canadian cities has made this cooperative sky coat no seams."

"We believe in the power of innovation," he said. "Our collaboration with NOKIA will help to open a new form of intelligent city transformation and citizen participation." (Editor: LED network James)

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