Belfast City Council worked with local SME WeaveLabs on a collaborative urban waste pilot project that aimed to use data from bin sensors to predict how quickly litterbins fill up, and how variables such as public holidays or weather might affect this.

The pilot helped the council to better understand how litter bins are being used and how information generated could provide predictive modelling to make litter bin collections on our streets more efficient, saving resources and ensuring optimal bin collection routes. The project also helped to inform the council about suitable locations for litter bins and the appropriate types and number of bins that are needed in a particular area.

Innovators using virtual headsets with High Sheriff outside Belfast City Hall

Immersive technologies give glimpse of tourism’s future

Augment the City Showcase provides glimpses of how the future of tourism could look.

Companies taking part in Amazing Spaces, Smart Places pilot projects in Belfast parks

Amazing Spaces, Smart Places pilot projects in Belfast parks – Phase 1

Using data and innovative technologies to ensure our parks are safe, accessible and enjoyed by all.

Innovative Procurement Challenge – Belfast and Sejong

Belfast City Council worked with Connected Places Catapult and the South Korean city of Sejong to develop an Innovative Procurement Playbook to better understand the challenges related to innovative procurement.