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Feeling inspired? So are the QROWD project partners in their recent hackathon! Last October TomTom, one of the QROWD project partners, organised their biggest ever hackathon. “What the Hack” took place for the fourth yearRead more

Last month, the SmartCitiesUK 2019 conference took place which has engaged with more than 1,000 regional leads since its beginning in 2015. The conference aims to share knowledge, guidance, resources and best practices among UKRead more

The Touristic Network app, built in the QROWD research project, is designed to revolutionize winter tourism in Trentino, a province in the alpine region of Northern Italy. The app offers users an overview of howRead more

Last month QROWD was delighted to be able to showcase our project at the Southampton Science and Engineering festival. Hosted at the University of Southampton, the event aims to engage with members of the publicRead more

Clicking on the links below you can find recent publications supported by work done in the QROWD project, updated to March 2019.Read more

2018 was a phenomenal year for the progression of smart cities globally. We saw the power that blockchain can have revolutionising technology and transactions across sectors. Electric vehicles made headlines in smart mobility, with citiesRead more

This year’s Connected Smart Cities Conference, held in Brussels, organized by Open &Agile Smart Cities (www.oascities.org) , brought together more than 300 participants from smart cities and communities across Europe. In his opening inspirational talk,Read more

“What will the cities of the future look like?” is a question that has long been asked by scientists, writers, and the public alike. Many have sought to answer this over the years, and certainlyRead more