If you haven't seen them, you will. By the end of the year the Array of Things will consist of 80 nodes (fixtures) in Chicago; by the end of 2018, 500. Chattanooga, Atlanta, and Seattle ...

Chicago’s Array of Things sensor network has approved a privacy policy that leaves one big question open: how the city would deal with law-enforcement requests for data gathered by the program.

School of the Art Institute graduate student Satya Basu and professors Douglas Pancoast, and Robb Drinkwater, at work on the Array of Things. Photo: Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune Last week ...

Part of a project called Array of Things, the sensors are designed to track information that can be used by citizens and scientists to examine and improve city life. Fifty devices embedded with ...

a sensor node from Chicago’s Array of Things initiative. If you’re a frequent reader of all things civic tech, then you may have already come across the Array of Things (AoT). Launched in 2016 ...

The Array of Things has now become an open-source resource for atmospheric monitoring, earthquake sensing, and a range of other applications. At a table in the Berghoff German restaurant in ...

Eventually, the Array of Things team hopes to mount hundreds of nodes throughout Chicago neighborhoods. Each one will contain sensors for temperature, humidity, light, sound levels, air quality and ...

The Array of Things project in Chicago, led by the University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory, the Computation Institute, and the School of the Art Institute Chicago, is installing ...

Researchers from the Urban Center for Computation and Data, part of the Computation Institute at the University of Chicago, are channeling the Internet of Things into a specific project for the Windy ...

The Array of Things is expanding outside Chicago. But only to cities that have partnerships with a local university or research institution. The project, which aims to deploy a fleet of multi ...

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