#Autonomous Infrastructure

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Oracle Named #1 In Digital Customer Engagement And Experience Analytics By Guidehouse Insights

Guidehouse Insights, a market intelligence and advisory firm, has recognized Oracle Energy and Water as the top provider in its Digital Customer Engagement and Experience Analytics report. Oracle excelled in all 10 criteria evaluated by Guidehouse Insights, emphasizing its commitment to enhancing customer engagement and experience. The report highlights Oracle's holistic approach, incorporating AI and behavioral science through the Opower platform, allowing utilities to influence various customer actions, from energy conservation to self-service tasks.

Oracle's extensive portfolio of solutions spanning billing, customer management, and operations, as well as its ability to integrate these systems effectively, contributed to its top ranking. Additionally, the Opower platform, integrated into Oracle Energy and Water's suite of SaaS applications, powers numerous products and services that enhance customer engagement, experience, and satisfaction.

The report acknowledges the evolving utility landscape, marked by increasing customer demands and regulatory obligations, and recognizes Oracle's role in harmonizing utility infrastructure and customer operations to achieve resilience and cost-efficiency.

Oracle's comprehensive approach extends to grid operations, offering technologies to unify data and processes from both customer and grid perspectives. The report also highlights Oracle's top rankings in other Guidehouse Insights reports, further underlining its leadership in the field.

This recognition reaffirms Oracle's commitment to helping utilities operate efficiently in an increasingly complex and distributed grid environment and reflects the trust placed in Oracle by its global client base. For more details, the full report is available for download.

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Unclaimed containers, foreign-run ports, and AI drones—could they become America’s hidden threat? A speculative warning with real-world roots.

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Ericsson and AWS bet on AI to create self-healing networks

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Ericsson and AWS bet on AI to create self-healing networks

Ericsson’s Cognitive Network Solutions has joined forces with AWS to develop AI technologies for self-healing mobile networks.

Behind every text message and video call lies a complex system that telecom companies spend billions maintaining. This partnership between Ericsson and AWS aims to make those networks not just smarter, but virtually self-sufficient.

Jean-Christophe Laneri, VP and Head of Cognitive Network Solutions at Ericsson, said: “This collaboration marks a pivotal milestone in network optimisation technology.

“AWS’ global infrastructure and AI, alongside Ericsson’s unique cross-domain telecom experience and insights, will assist communication service providers in adapting to changing business conditions with predictable costs and enhanced operational efficiency.”

When the internet stops working at home, the first port of call for most is the “off and on again” approach: replug connections and restart the router. If that fails, call customer service. Using agentic AI, this partnership aims to automate the identification of problems, test solutions, and fix issues before you even notice. However, rather than just a home connection, the aim is to use agentic AI to do this on the massive scale of telecom networks serving potentially millions of people.

Fabio Cerone, General Manager of the EMEA Telco Business Unit at AWS, explained: “By working together, AWS and Ericsson will help telecommunications providers automate complex operations, reduce costs, and deliver better experiences for their customers. We are delivering solutions that create business value today while building toward autonomous networks.”

The technology works through something called RAN automation applications, or “rApps” in industry speak. These are sophisticated tools that can learn to manage different aspects of a network. The breakthrough comes from how these tools can now work together using agentic AI to improve networks, similar to colleagues collaborating on a project.

While the technology is undeniably complex, the potential benefits for everyday mobile users are straightforward. Networks that can anticipate problems and heal themselves could mean fewer dropped calls, more consistent data speeds, and better coverage in challenging areas.

For instance, imagine you’re at a football match with 50,000 other fans all trying to use their phones. Today’s networks often buckle under such pressure. However, a smarter and more autonomous network might recognise the gathering crowd early, automatically redirect resources, and maintain service quality without requiring engineers to intervene.

While traditional networks follow precise programmed instructions, the new approach tells the network what outcome is desired – like “ensure video streaming works well in this area” – and the AI figures out how to make that happen, adjusting to changing conditions in real-time.

While terms like “intent-based networks” and “autonomous management systems” might sound like science fiction, they represent a fundamental shift in how essential services are delivered. As 5G networks continue expanding and 6G looms on the horizon, the sheer complexity of managing these systems has outgrown traditional approaches.

Mobile operators are under tremendous pressure to improve service while reducing costs; seemingly contradictory goals. Autonomous networks offer a potential solution by allowing companies to do more with less human intervention.

As our dependence on reliable connectivity grows – supporting everything from remote healthcare to education and emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles – the stakes for network performance continue to rise. The partnership between these tech giants to create self-healing mobile networks signals recognition that AI isn’t just a buzzword but a necessary evolution for critical infrastructure.

See also: NVIDIA helps Germany lead Europe’s AI manufacturing race

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Discover the top automotive technology trends set to reshape Philadelphia’s auto industry in 2025 and beyond. From connected vehicles and autonomous car systems to real-time automotive software updates, diagnostics, and EV infrastructure, explore how these future car technologies are transforming both driving experiences and repair services. Local mechanics, tech enthusiasts, and dealerships in Philadelphia must stay ahead as innovation accelerates. Understand the impact of AI, cybersecurity, and vehicle data integration in the evolving smart mobility landscape.

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China's EV Industry: Driving Global Tech Leadership

Introduction China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry has rapidly transformed from a domestic initiative into a global powerhouse. Through strategic investments, technological innovation, and expansive infrastructure development, China is not only meeting its environmental goals but also positioning itself as a leader in the global automotive and technology sectors. Strategic Investments Fueling…

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The Future is Now: 5G and Next-Generation Connectivity Powering Smart Innovation.

Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo. skm.stayingalive.in Explore how 5G networks are transforming IoT, smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and AR/VR experiences in this inspiring, in-depth guide that ignites conversation and fuels curiosity. Embracing a New Connectivity Era Igniting Curiosity and Inspiring Change The future is bright with 5G networks that spark new ideas and build…

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Architecting the Marketplace of Minds: Future Insights

By @leonbasinwriter | Architect of Futures | www.basinleon.com Prologue “In the void between circuits and stars, the builders whispered of futures yet to bloom.” The Architect speaks to the unseen builders: “We have laid the stones. We have etched the designs. But now, a question lingers in the digital ether: what is it we are truly building?” I. The Engine Awakens In the first etching—The…

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SENEGAL-ECONOMIE-INFRASTRUCTURES / Port autonome de Dakar : vers le lancement d’un plan de repositionnement

Kaolack, 8 fév (APS) – Le Port autonome de Dakar (PAD) va lancer son plan de repositionnement pour être en cohérence avec le nouveau référentiel des politiques publiques, a t-on appris du directeur de la stratégie et du suivi des concessions dudit port, Momar Ngary Ba. ‘’Le directeur général du PAD va lancer cette semaine un plan de repositionnement pour mettre en adéquation nos stratégies par…

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Oracle Transforms Care Delivery With Next-Generation Millennium EHR And Generative AI Capabilities

Developers will be able to access these APIs and related documentation within their existing Oracle Health console. This accessibility empowers developers to test these APIs in a public sandbox, slated for release later this year. These new APIs complement the existing set of 165+ standards-based public APIs that use the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR).

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Autonomous Transport System: Nigeria's Path to Global Leadership, Says Shettima

Vice President Kashim Shettima has stressed that Nigeria’s adoption of an autonomous transport system will position the country as a global leader in transportation. He made this statement during the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Summit held in Abuja. Organized by the Chartered Institute of Transport Administration, the summit was themed “Intelligent Transport System – A Call to…

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Electric vehicles (EVs) are transforming transportation with promises of sustainability and reduced emissions. However, widespread adoption faces challenges like improving battery technology, building charging infrastructure, addressing range limitations, and managing power grid demands.

At M.Kumaraswamy College of Engineering (MKCE), students tackle these issues through hands-on projects, focusing on advancing batteries, expanding charging networks, optimizing vehicle efficiency, and lowering production costs. Emerging trends like autonomous EVs, ultra-fast charging, and renewable energy integration are explored, ensuring students contribute meaningfully to the EV revolution.

By blending innovation with practical training, MKCE equips future engineers to drive sustainable transportation and shape a greener world. For more interesting information click here..

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Any AI Agent Can Talk. Few Can Be Trusted

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Any AI Agent Can Talk. Few Can Be Trusted

The need for AI agents in healthcare is urgent. Across the industry, overworked teams are inundated with time-intensive tasks that hold up patient care. Clinicians are stretched thin, payer call centers are overwhelmed, and patients are left waiting for answers to immediate concerns.

AI agents can help by filling profound gaps, extending the reach and availability of clinical and administrative staff and reducing burnout of health staff and patients alike. But before we can do that, we need a strong basis for building trust in AI agents. That trust won’t come from a warm tone of voice or conversational fluency. It comes from engineering.

Even as interest in AI agents skyrockets and headlines trumpet the promise of agentic AI, healthcare leaders – accountable to their patients and communities – remain hesitant to deploy this technology at scale. Startups are touting agentic capabilities that range from automating mundane tasks like appointment scheduling to high-touch patient communication and care. Yet, most have yet to prove these engagements are safe.

Many of them never will.

The reality is, anyone can spin up a voice agent powered by a large language model (LLM), give it a compassionate tone, and script a conversation that sounds convincing. There are plenty of platforms like this hawking their agents in every industry. Their agents might look and sound different, but all of them behave the same – prone to hallucinations, unable to verify critical facts, and missing mechanisms that ensure accountability.

This approach – building an often too-thin wrapper around a foundational LLM – might work in industries like retail or hospitality, but will fail in healthcare. Foundational models are extraordinary tools, but they’re largely general-purpose; they weren’t trained specifically on clinical protocols, payer policies, or regulatory standards. Even the most eloquent agents built on these models can drift into hallucinatory territory, answering questions they shouldn’t, inventing facts, or failing to recognize when a human needs to be brought into the loop.

The consequences of these behaviors aren’t theoretical. They can confuse patients, interfere with care, and result in costly human rework. This isn’t an intelligence problem. It’s an infrastructure problem.

To operate safely, effectively, and reliably in healthcare, AI agents need to be more than just autonomous voices on the other end of the phone. They must be operated by systems engineered specifically for control, context, and accountability. From my experience building these systems, here’s what that looks like in practice.

Response control can render hallucinations non-existent

AI agents in healthcare can’t just generate plausible answers. They need to deliver the correct ones, every time. This requires a controllable “action space” – a mechanism that allows the AI to understand and facilitate natural conversation, but ensures every possible response is bounded by predefined, approved logic.

With response control parameters built in, agents can only reference verified protocols, pre-defined operating procedures, and regulatory standards. The model’s creativity is harnessed to guide interactions rather than improvise facts. This is how healthcare leaders can ensure the risk of hallucination is eliminated entirely – not by testing in a pilot or a single focus group, but by designing the risk out on the ground floor.

Specialized knowledge graphs can ensure trusted exchanges

The context of every healthcare conversation is deeply personal. Two people with type 2 diabetes might live in the same neighborhood and fit the same risk profile. Their eligibility for a specific medication will vary based on their medical history, their doctor’s treatment guideline, their insurance plan, and formulary rules.

AI agents not only need access to this context, but they need to be able to reason with it in real time. A specialized knowledge graph provides that capability. It’s a structured way of representing information from multiple trusted sources that allows agents to validate what they hear and ensure the information they give back is both accurate and personalized. Agents without this layer might sound informed, but they’re really just following rigid workflows and filling in the blanks.

Robust review systems can evaluate accuracy

A patient might hang up with an AI agent and feel satisfied, but the work for the agent is far from over. Healthcare organizations need assurance that the agent not only produced correct information, but understood and documented the interaction. That’s where automated post-processing systems come in.

A robust review system should evaluate each and every conversation with the same fine-tooth-comb level of scrutiny a human supervisor with all the time in the world would bring. It should be able to identify whether the response was accurate, ensure the right information was captured, and determine whether or not follow-up is required. If something isn’t right, the agent should be able to escalate to a human, but if everything checks out, the task can be checked off the to-do list with confidence.

Beyond these three foundational elements required to engineer trust, every agentic AI infrastructure needs a robust security and compliance framework that protects patient data and ensures agents operate within regulated bounds. That framework should include strict adherence to common industry standards like SOC 2 and HIPAA, but should also have processes built in for bias testing, protected health information redaction, and data retention.

These security safeguards don’t just check compliance boxes. They form the backbone of a trustworthy system that can ensure every interaction is managed at a level patients and providers expect.

The healthcare industry doesn’t need more AI hype. It needs reliable AI infrastructure. In the case of agentic AI, trust won’t be earned as much as it will be engineered.

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Shifting Gears in the Trucking Industry: The Impact on Owner Operators in 2025

The trucking industry is buzzing with speculation about what the Trump administration might mean for truckers, especially the small owner/operators who form the backbone of the industry. With policies and regulations likely to shift, the big question is: Will these changes make life easier or harder for independent truckers? Let’s look at what might be in store. For starters, there’s talk about…

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5G System Integration Market Report: Insights, Trends, and Forecast 2022–2030

5G System Integration Market Report – Straits Research

Market Overview

The global 5G System Integration Market was valued at USD 7.76 Billion in 2021 and is projected to grow from USD XX Billion in 2022 to USD 67.16 Billion by 2030, growing at a robust CAGR of 27.1% during the forecast period (2022–2030). The market encompasses the integration of advanced technologies, including 5G networks, IoT devices, cloud computing, and edge computing, into existing infrastructures to enable high-speed communication and seamless connectivity. 5G system integration is essential for businesses across various industries to unlock the full potential of 5G technology, providing faster speeds, lower latency, and more reliable connections. With the growing demand for high-speed, ultra-reliable, and low-latency communications, the 5G system integration market is expected to experience significant growth.

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5G System Integration Market Categorization

The 5G System Integration market is segmented in multiple ways, each targeting specific services, industries, and applications that benefit from 5G technology.

1. Services Outlook:

The services provided in 5G system integration can be divided into three main categories:

Consulting: Consulting services are crucial for businesses looking to adopt and integrate 5G technology into their operations. Consultants offer strategic advice on deployment strategies, cost management, and technology selection.

Infrastructure Integration: This involves the integration of 5G infrastructure, such as base stations, towers, and small cells, with existing network systems. This integration ensures the seamless functioning of 5G networks alongside legacy systems.

Application Integration: This service focuses on integrating 5G technology with applications across different sectors, ensuring that businesses can optimize their operations and communication systems by leveraging high-speed data transmission and low latency.

2. Vertical Outlook:

The market for 5G system integration is further segmented by industry verticals, as different sectors adopt 5G technology to enhance their operations:

Manufacturing: The adoption of 5G in manufacturing enables smart factories with automation, robotics, and real-time analytics, improving productivity and efficiency.

Energy & Utility: 5G technology enables real-time monitoring of energy grids, smart meters, and power distribution systems, improving operational efficiency and minimizing downtime.

Media & Entertainment: 5G enables high-quality streaming, virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR) experiences, transforming the entertainment industry and providing new opportunities for content creators.

IT & Telecom: Telecom companies are leveraging 5G technology to upgrade their networks and provide high-speed internet services to customers, while the IT sector uses 5G to support large-scale cloud computing and data processing.

Transportation & Logistics: 5G supports the growth of autonomous vehicles, smart logistics, and real-time tracking, improving operational efficiency and reducing costs in the transportation and logistics industry.

BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance): In the BFSI sector, 5G integration allows for secure, real-time transactions, mobile banking services, and enhanced customer experiences.

Healthcare: 5G’s low latency enables telemedicine, remote surgeries, and patient monitoring systems, helping healthcare providers improve patient care and operational efficiency.

Retail: Retailers use 5G technology to enhance customer experiences through augmented reality, personalized shopping experiences, and real-time inventory management.

Others: This category includes sectors such as education, government, and agriculture that are also adopting 5G technology for improved communication, data analysis, and operational efficiency.

3. Application Outlook:

The diverse applications of 5G technology span several fields, each providing unique benefits for different industries:

Smart City: 5G enables the development of smart city applications such as intelligent traffic systems, smart meters, and public safety systems, improving urban living.

Collaborative Robots / Cloud Robots: The integration of 5G with robotics allows for the deployment of collaborative robots in manufacturing and other industries, improving automation and efficiency.

Industrial Sensors: 5G facilitates the use of industrial sensors for real-time monitoring and data collection, enabling predictive maintenance and improving operations in industries like manufacturing and energy.

Logistics & Inventory Monitoring: With 5G, companies can track inventory in real-time, improve logistics efficiency, and enable faster delivery times, reducing operational costs.

Wireless Industry Camera: 5G enables high-definition video streaming from cameras used in industries like surveillance, security, and media, ensuring smooth, high-quality streaming.

Drone: Drones equipped with 5G can transmit high-definition video and data in real time, enabling uses in agriculture, delivery, and infrastructure inspection.

Home and Office Broadband: 5G enables high-speed internet access for both residential and commercial properties, enhancing broadband services for customers.

Vehicle-to-everything (V2X): V2X technology powered by 5G allows for communication between vehicles, infrastructure, and pedestrians, enabling safer, more efficient transportation systems.

Gaming and Mobile Media: 5G enhances the gaming experience by providing low-latency, high-speed connections for mobile games and media streaming.

Remote Patient & Diagnosis Management: 5G enables remote healthcare services, allowing for faster diagnosis, patient monitoring, and telemedicine applications.

Intelligent Power Distribution Systems: 5G enhances the management of power grids by providing real-time data, improving grid stability and reducing energy losses.

P2P Transfers / mCommerce: 5G facilitates faster peer-to-peer (P2P) payments and mobile commerce, enhancing the customer experience in the financial services industry.

4. Geographic Overview:

The 5G System Integration Market is witnessing dynamic growth across the globe. Key regions and their dominant countries are:

North America: The U.S. leads the North American market with the largest adoption of 5G technology, driven by the presence of major telecom players, technological advancements, and high investments in 5G infrastructure.

Europe: The European market is expanding, with the U.K., Germany, and France playing a significant role in adopting 5G systems, especially in manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation.

Asia Pacific: Asia Pacific is expected to witness the highest growth during the forecast period, with countries like China, Japan, and South Korea leading the 5G adoption race. The region’s strong focus on technological innovation and infrastructure development fuels market growth.

Latin America: Latin America is catching up with other regions in adopting 5G technology, particularly in countries like Brazil and Mexico. These countries are focusing on 5G infrastructure deployment and increasing connectivity in urban and rural areas.Market Segmentation with Insights-Driven Strategy Guide: https://straitsresearch.com/report/5g-system-integration-market/segmentation

Top Players in the 5G System Integration Market

The 5G System Integration Market features several industry leaders who are pivotal in the growth and innovation of 5G technology:

Accenture Inc.

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

Infosys Limited

Tata Consultancy Services Limited

Wipro Limited

Radisys Corporation

IBM Corporation

HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)

Oracle Corporation

HCL Technologies Limited

ALTRAN

AMDOCS

CA Technologies

Hansen Technologies

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Ericsson

Keysight Technologies

ECI Telecom

These companies provide integrated solutions and services for the successful implementation and deployment of 5G systems, contributing to the rapid growth of the 5G ecosystem.

Key Unit Economics for Businesses and Startups

For businesses and startups, understanding the unit economics of 5G system integration is essential. Key metrics include:

Cost of Integration: The total investment required for adopting 5G infrastructure, including hardware, software, and consulting services.

Return on Investment (ROI): The anticipated financial returns from deploying 5G technology, which could include cost savings, enhanced operational efficiency, and new revenue streams.

Customer Acquisition and Retention: 5G enhances customer experiences, leading to higher retention rates and attracting new customers through innovative services.

Startups looking to integrate 5G technology should focus on scalable solutions and consider cloud-based integration services to reduce upfront costs.

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5G System Integration Market Operational Factors

Several operational factors influence the 5G system integration market, including:

Technology Advancements: Continuous developments in 5G, IoT, and edge computing technologies are driving the market forward.

Regulatory Challenges: Countries are implementing policies and regulations related to spectrum allocation, network sharing, and data security, affecting 5G adoption.

Deployment Costs: The high cost of infrastructure and integration services remains a barrier for some businesses, especially startups and small enterprises.Table of Contents for the 5G System Integration Market Report: https://straitsresearch.com/report/5g-system-integration-market/toc

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Ko-Solar Partners with Illinois Center for Transportation to Develop Cutting-Edge Solar Sound Barriers for Next-Gen Mobility

December 9, 2024 – Rantoul, Illinois — Ko-Solar, a leader in sustainable energy solutions, has partnered with the Illinois Center for Transportation (ICT) at the University of Illinois’ The Grainger College of Engineering to transform the future of transportation infrastructure. The organizations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on November 12, 2024, to research Ko-Solar’s highway solar sound barrier systems as part of ICT’s Illinois Autonomous and Connected Track (I-ACT) project design. This partnership aims to enhance sustainable infrastructure through groundbreaking research and technological development.

Ko-Solar’s solar sound barriers are designed to mitigate noise pollution while generating renewable energy. Ko-Solar will install a highway solar sound barrier system at I-ACT once the test track is operational. The pilot system will consist of an approximately 0.25-mile, 18-20-foot-tall solar barrier integrated with over 1,300 photovoltaic panels, capable of generating 502 kilowatts peak power (kWp). ICT will investigate its feasibility, durability, and energy efficiency.

“We’re thrilled to work alongside the Illinois Center for Transportation to explore new frontiers in sustainable transportation,” said Koray Kotan, Partner at Ko-Solar. “This partnership is an extraordinary opportunity to contribute to the development of a more sustainable, energy-efficient highway infrastructure that serves both people and the planet.”

The Illinois Autonomous and Connected Track will provide a dynamic research environment for next-generation transportation technologies, fostering the testing and implementation of innovations that will shape the future of mobility. Through their partnership, ICT and Ko-Solar aim to accelerate advancements in transportation infrastructure that support autonomous and connected vehicle systems, reduce emissions, and set a new standard for energy efficiency.

“We’re excited to work with Ko-Solar once I-ACT is operational to create more sustainable and resilient transportation systems,” said Dr. Imad L. Al-Qadi, Director of ICT.

The partnership aligns with ICT’s mission to drive technological advances that prioritize safety, efficiency, and environmental stewardship. As the transportation industry seeks sustainable solutions to meet growing demands, this initiative reflects a commitment to fostering collaborative research and implementation to benefit communities in Illinois and beyond.

About Ko-Solar Ko-Solar (www.ko-solar.com) is a pioneering renewable energy company focused on creating innovative, sustainable solar energy solutions for transportation infrastructure such as highways, railroads and airports. Furthermore, Ko-Solar combines solar technology with highway and railroad barrier structures, harnessing solar energy, reducing noise pollution, removing carbon from the atmosphere, and generating funds for local and state agencies as well as private organizations. Ko-Solar’s solution takes advantage of the benefits of solar energy and the vast length of current and future transportation corridors.

About Illinois Center for Transportation The Illinois Center for Transportation (www.ict.illinois.edu) at The Grainger College of Engineering, University of Illinois (www.illinois.edu), is a premier research facility dedicated to advancing transportation technology. Through its partnerships with the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Federal Highway Administration, and industry leaders, ICT is transforming transportation infrastructure to improve safety, sustainability, and resiliency across Illinois and the nation.

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Ko-Solar, LLC Mohammed Siddiqui Partner Phone: 508-654-8044 Email: contact@ko-solar.com

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