sector

Putting physical infrastructure and climate at the heart of city expansion

Infrastructure connects us to each other and to the natural environment. Integrated, robust and resilient infrastructure provides the foundation of economically strong places and for the services that we depend on.

Chris Jones

Ecosystem Director – Integrated Infrastructre

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Digital Twin Hub

Digital twins and interoperable, connected digital twins are significant tools for fighting the global, systemic challenges currently facing the world. Challenges like pandemics, climate change and resilience. They are key enablers for ensuring better outcomes for people and nature through a collaborative and coordinated approach to problem-solving.

CREDO

The Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) is a pioneering climate change adaptation digital twin that provides a practical example of how connected data can improve climate adaptation and resilience across a system of systems.

Project / Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo)

The Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) is a pioneering digital twin platform for climate change adaptation that improves system-wide resilience across infrastructure networks.

The art of digital infrastructure

Opportunity

HMGCC Challenge: AI / Novel Technology Red Agent Penetration Testing

In the latest challenge launched by HMGCC Co-Creation, applications are being invited from organisations that work with AI or novel technologies in penetration testing.
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Programme

Zero-Emission Heavy Goods Vehicles

Connected Places Catapult is helping to accelerate the transition to zero-emission road freight.
Article

Meet the innovator loading rail freight boxes at speed

Former veterinary surgeon Alan Holford is developing a new freight loading system for trucks and trains, and plans to transport packages through tunnels to every street corner in a city.