Radius IoT: Addressing the ‘Data’ Aspect of Smart Cities

As smart cities gradually become a reality supported by the heavy inflow of autonomous technology, sensors and visibility devices, and beacons, city officials are concerned around the upcoming technologies, and legal issues related to data governance. With the urgent need to unlock the massive potential held in disparate data systems, public sector and governments are increasingly looking for smart solutions that can help them deal with the existing data silos. A veteran in the database industry, Jeff Cox, is extending his decades of experience to help organizations leverage data to fast track their smart city initiatives. Cox co-founded Radius IoT to offer an advanced, highly scalable, turnkey big data and operations platform for IoT deployments, Radius. The platform provides cities the power to build smarter cities by fully leveraging their data for generating new revenue streams, providing improved services to citizens, and drastically reducing the operating cost.

With authorities investing heavily on IoT and smart infrastructure to simplify complex systems and provide scalable solutions for growing cities, Radius IoT implements its real-time solution for utilization of city’s data. Leveraging its leading-edge analytics technology and city data, Radius helps city officials to take real-time decisions by delivering meaningful insights utilizing advanced statistical, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. Intrigued by Radius’ capabilities, Cisco has partnered with Radius IoT for data analytics. This partnership has enabled Radius to integrate with Cisco’s range of technologies including CDP Connected Digital Platform, Jasper, IoT Connect Platform, Meraki, Edge Fog Fabric, and UCS Unified Computing System.

“Addressing every issue, from data procurement and enhancements, to data enrichment, monetization, and analysis, Radius integrates with any existing IoT platform, and allows IoT infrastructure management through centralized real-time reporting,” explains Cox. The platform is compatible with structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data along with any number of objects within the dataset. The Radius platform, through open API integrations, seamlessly loads information such as city data, crime data, real-estate data, or any other legacy data and analyzes large volumes of data by utilizing AI to provide real-time insights with data visualization.