400 employee strong operations center (50 operators) would consolidate 30 municipal agencies (ranging from emergency services like fire and medical to sanitation to public transportation) into a single, integrated command center that can monitor weather, traffic, and aspects of the city and react swiftly and effectively in face of emergencies and crises and would do so through cutting edge technology.
The response time guideline for ambulances is fifteen minutes, but they often get stuck in traffic. The Digital Road Authority allows ambulances to arrive on time by linking them to traffic control. This makes it for example possible to clear traffic lanes for emergency services, keep bridges closed when emergency services are approaching and provide emergency services with the quickest route, based on real-time traffic information. CWI is developing ‘what if scenario's’, based on models and probability calculations for optimal use of these possibilities.
Estonia has by far the most highly-developed national ID card system in the world. Much more than simply a legal picture ID, the mandatory national card serves as the digital access card for all of Estonia’s secure e-services. The chip on the card carries embedded files which, using 2048-bit public key encryption, enable it to be used as definitive proof of ID in an electronic environment.
The two main goals of creating the card was to enhance the safety and to create an EU-compatible device. The card includes three main services: using for certain transport for personal identification and for electronic signatures (ePASS, eID, eSIGN). The eSIGN function allows you to have qualified electronic signature and by this creating full confidential private documents. The ePass features will empower the citizens to request into the Schengen or other inter-state agreement systems (border crossings, floodgates of entry).
The secure entertainment place based on the RFID-enabled card of Intelligent Community Card System. Verification of the data on the card can read off approaching to an NFC-enabled smartphone. The scope of the queried data can be controlled. The entertainment place can gain different information about the card holder then the police or the civil guard by using the card as an access card either to the school or to workplace.
Students who joined the system test in the school received a so-called SchoolCard (Sulikártya) which is a plastic ID card with RFID technology. Using the card for entry and exit through the entrance of the school with swivel gates significantly reduces the number of unauthorized entry and significantly increases the safety of the students as well as the school's assets. The system continuously logs the entry and exit in which the users with appropriate privileges such as registered students and parents can query the data at any time even via internet.
Hungarian Telecom Community Card System is a versatile, safe and modern storage media at the long-term. The plastic card with chip (RFID) or the integrated chip in mobile phone (NFC) allow local residents, tourists or city students of usage of various community services.
For guests visiting the city there is an attractive and comfortable application for all essential tourist information and in the life of the community the updated information can become a driving force for the local citizens. City services provided by the municipality or other institutions has an institutional list with contacts and office opening hours. The application users can report various events, anomalies (potholes, broken street lights, broken pipes, etc.) with their smartphones giving exact loaction, photo and personal contact.
T-City is a multi-annual development and innovation program of Magyar Telekom and Szolnok City. It launched in 2009 with the aim that citizens try out and test the telecommunication and information technologies and content services. The participating residents institutions and local government organizations help with their experience and feedback to improve the services before launch. The main objective of the T-city is to show and exploit ICT opportunities for all aspects of life - health, education, public administration, tourism, culture, transport, economy.
Local energy is produced and stored in a boat, which can be used in the neighboring houseboat in the evening. Also, the stored energy may be supplied back to the grid.This optimizes own energy, relieves the grid and creates space for large-scale deployment of electric mobility.