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KDDI did not disclose the amount of the investment. The startup, established in 2016, offers a smart city platform using such technologies as internet of things and artificial intelligence to detect, analyze and solve problems in urban infrastructures in Indonesia, KDDI said in a news release Tuesday.
We can also utilize technology to substitute physical contact. As people are required to avoid direct or indirect physical contact, conventional attendance or barrier gate systems that use card tapping or fingerprints are no longer relevant.
Smart-city technologies that combine citizen reporting and artificial intelligence (AI)-based sensors will help the government formulate data-based decisions to cope with the pandemic based on the real situation in the field.
In a recent interview with The Jakarta Post, Qlue founder and president director Rama Raditya said Qlue had expanded to 25 cities across Indonesia and used artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet-of-things (IoT) in most of its products.
The World Government Summit is an annual event involving government representatives from across the globe. At the forum, representatives of government officials, policy makers, experts and private companies exchange views about global trends.
