Kerry Pianoforte07.12.12
Prince Albert II of Monaco visited the corporate headquarters of Robert Bosch GmbH, where he met with Dr. Volkmar Denner, chairman of the board of management, for talks.
In this context, the “connected city” concept was presented, which outlines the possibilities for connecting information and communications systems, buildings, institutions and elements of the infrastructure.
The Principality of Monaco is interested in preserving the exceptionally high quality of life in the city state, and regards the concept as a further extension of its activities to promote sustainability. It hopes to develop and implement solutions in areas such as mobility, energy, health care and communications.
With this in mind, a letter of intent was signed. In it, the parties agree that Bosch will draw up a feasibility study for the Principality of Monaco relating to the “connected city.”
Bosch has recognized expertise in the technologies needed for this city concept. Over the past years, the company has devoted a lot of attention to the subject of connectivity, and worked in the areas of smart sensors and the internet of things and services. In addition, Bosch has extensive know-how when it comes to controlling complex systems.
“We are proud that we can use innovative Bosch technology to help a connected city of the future come into being,” Dr. Denner said.
“I am pleased that the letter of intent we have signed today will allow the study of innovative technologies that will ensure the principality's further sustainable development,” Prince Albert II of Monaco said.
In this context, the “connected city” concept was presented, which outlines the possibilities for connecting information and communications systems, buildings, institutions and elements of the infrastructure.
The Principality of Monaco is interested in preserving the exceptionally high quality of life in the city state, and regards the concept as a further extension of its activities to promote sustainability. It hopes to develop and implement solutions in areas such as mobility, energy, health care and communications.
With this in mind, a letter of intent was signed. In it, the parties agree that Bosch will draw up a feasibility study for the Principality of Monaco relating to the “connected city.”
Bosch has recognized expertise in the technologies needed for this city concept. Over the past years, the company has devoted a lot of attention to the subject of connectivity, and worked in the areas of smart sensors and the internet of things and services. In addition, Bosch has extensive know-how when it comes to controlling complex systems.
“We are proud that we can use innovative Bosch technology to help a connected city of the future come into being,” Dr. Denner said.
“I am pleased that the letter of intent we have signed today will allow the study of innovative technologies that will ensure the principality's further sustainable development,” Prince Albert II of Monaco said.