Ford launched the City of Tomorrow challenge as a space for communities to come together and solve with technology many of the mobility challenges facing our cities. Teaming up with Dell Technologies, AT&T, and Microsoft, the challenges spanned the cities of Miami-Dade, Pittsburgh, and Grand Rapids.
Ford and Dell Technologies teamed up to launch the City of Tomorrow challenge in the cities of Miami, Pittsburgh, and Grand Rapids, inviting submissions of ideas to solve the cities’ mobility issues. Here are some of the ideas that were submitted for Grand Rapids. To find out who won and learn more about the challenge go to https://challenges.cityoftomorrow.com.
Ford and Dell Technologies teamed up to launch the City of Tomorrow challenge in the cities of Miami, Pittsburgh, and Grand Rapids, inviting submissions of ideas to solve the cities’ mobility issues. Here are some of the ideas that were submitted for Pittsburgh. To find out who won and learn more about the challenge go to https://challenges.cityoftomorrow.com.
Ford and Dell Technologies teamed up to launch the City of Tomorrow challenge in the cities of Miami, Pittsburgh, and Grand Rapids, inviting submissions of ideas to solve the cities’ mobility issues. Here are some of the ideas that were submitted for Miami. To find out who won and learn more about the challenge go to https://challenges.cityoftomorrow.com.
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