Smart Places

Level Crossing Safety Technology Trial

Institute of Applied Technology

The Institute of Applied Technology: The new way to get the skills you need, and employers want

NSW Spatial Digital Twin

Spatial Services, a division of the NSW Department of Customer Service, provides land information to individuals, businesses, and government agencies.

Live Traffic NSW and the OneRoad Program

OneRoad was developed to communicate disruption information, for all roads.

Active Cycleways – Active Transport Insights

Artificial Intelligence (AI) to monitor and capture pedestrian and key cycleway activity and usage across NSW

Digital Smart Kerbs

Digital Smart Kerbs is testing different technologies to collect information on kerb use, and how those spaces can be better managed.

Smart tech that supports our living environment: SIMPaCT

SIMPaCT: Smart Irrigation Management for Parks and Cool Towns

Creating Safer Crowded Places in Sydney Olympic Park

The Creating Safer Crowded Places project will use the latest methods in machine learning and artificial intelligence, to improve decision making around public safety intervention.

Smarter, Cleaner Sydney Harbour

Sydney Coastal Councils Group and Parramatta River Catchment Group are partnering with CSIRO and the Sydney Olympic Park Authority on a project applying smart technology to help reduce stormwater pollution entering Sydney Harbour.

Showcase: AssetAI

The Asset AI® project is led by Transport for NSW (TfNSW) in partnership with IPWEA Roads and Transport Directorate and Canterbury-Bankstown Council.

Smart tech that supports our living environment: OPENAIR

OPENAIR is an initiative led by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment and the NSW Smart Sensing Network.

More about the program

The Smart Places Acceleration Program is made possible by a $45 million reservation under the Digital Restart Fund.

SmartNSW Masterclass: Delivering smart plans, projects and precincts

Even before the first device is installed, a lot of work goes into planning for smart places.

Western Parkland City

project

Transport for NSW is delivering important infrastructure in the Western Parkland City (WPC) to improve connections and make the region an even better place to live, work or visit.

Status

Planning