Project Omniverse

Active Digital Twins can improve planning activities such as public engagement, scenario planning, and zoning and development. They have the potential to assist planners in reaching local climate resilience, economic development, and housing goals (just to name a few).

The digital twin helps foster collaboration between planning organizations and other city departments and agencies. The Digital Twin is the foundation for city planning, modeling of physical infrastructure, environmental indicators, resource consumption, zoning & regulation, transportation planning, and watershed management. The Digital Twin will require a data exchange with standardized data formats and that support cross-departmental experimentation.

Project Skyhattan

The worlds first RAN network built from the ground up for Machine-to-Machine and Autonomous Systems. Wireless Manhattan Project for ground and low altitude airspace.

Services like Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Transportation, and Autonomous Systems will require an entirely new network to support any scaled adoption. Edge computing, low-latency wireless, and new spectrum are key. This will be driven by new enabling technologies and standards like OpenRAN, Edge Computing, SDN, and Resilient PINNs. Just as the Internet flattened the proprietary wired network, this new OpenRAN will flatten the wireless networks.

PINN Clusters will lead the creation of the nation’s first Data-As-a-Utility.

Project Chronos

 Providing precise positioning and perception will allow support for more advanced Operational Design Domains (ODD) and accelerate additional use cases. A terrestrial enhanced GPS has become a national priority and will be funding by government and private infrastructure investors.

VOICES, CARMA, DRF, OPENRAN

Project AIRE

Each Intelligent Corridor will activate PINN clusters to support edge computing, NextG, Broadband, and charging stations within regions that have been previously isolated or disconnected. The deployment will support near-term and long-term services to our communities. The SH130 Coalition is developing an integrated deployment plan for the entire 92-mile stretch the highway. The PINNs will support include broadband, advanced wireless, connected systems sensors, assured position-navigation-timing, charging infrastructure, edge computing, etc.

Project ATHENA

Intelligent cities will depend on the creation of “Data-Exchanges”, a sovereignty database of all the information collected by the city IoT systems and sensors. The Data-Exchange will allow secure, private, and transaction sharing of valuable data assets with trusted and approved partners. Data Exchanges will not only support more efficient operations it can become a new economic platform for the city.

Project COMMERCE

Autonomous Systems Operational Control Centers (ASOCC) will support persistent operations to provide safe, secure, and collaborative public and private deployments of the Intelligent Infrastructure that will enable Industry 4.0 systems. As we embrace more advanced systems within cities and states there has to be a unified Active Digital Twin from the power grid up.

Regional ASOCCs would include:

• Integrated Transportation

• Teleoperations

• Cyber Security Operations

• Autonomous Systems

• Emergency Operations

• Advanced Air Mobility

• Supply Chain Logistics

• Electrical Grid Resilience