Perspectives
by Tomas Kellner
The inaugural Cesium Developer Conference landed in Philadelphia this summer, bringing together a global crowd of developers, climate scientists, engineers, game designers, and space technologists. Over three days, they explored how open 3D geospatial technology...
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Karl-Alexandre Jahjah is nearly impossible to catch off guard ā or to outrun. He, where quick thinking means survival and glory. He also runs marathons, including one less than a year after rupturing his Achilles tendon. That mindset ā face...
by Sean O'Neill
We’re only halfway through 2025, yet weāve already brought you stories from around the world about how AI and digital twins are transforming the way we design, build, and maintain the infrastructure around us. From flood-proofing the bustling streets of...
by Kathleen Moore
Nothing is certain except death and taxes, the clichĆ© goes. But even taxes come with surprisesālike the cost of crumbling infrastructure. āWhen we fail to invest in infrastructure, that’s a hidden tax we pay today,ā said Tom Smith, executive director...
by Tomas Kellner
The Premier League is known as the Greatest Show on Earth, and itās not just hype. The English soccer competition has a worldwide TV audience of around 3.2 billion people, from fans in Los Angeles who rise before dawn to...
by Chris Noon
A major economic shift is underway: the rise of artificial intelligence. From tools like ChatGPT to AI-driven infrastructure maintenance, the rapid adoption of AI is poised to reshape how we work and how society operates. Although weāre still in the...
by Tomas Kellner
by Sean O'Neill
Mark Pittman parlayed his frustration with a broken traffic light into a pioneering startup that today uses artificial intelligence (AI), machine vision, and cloud computing to help maintain the nationās roads more intuitively and effectively. Since its launch in 2014,...
by Jay Moye
In mining, billion-dollar decisions often rest on what happened months and years ago in the core shackāan unassuming shed near a potential goldmine where drill cores become data. Geologist David Newton should know. Early in his career, he spent long,...
by Sean O'Neill
It was still dark outside when I left my home in Dedrad, a small village in Transylvania, Romania, where the roads are as old and twisty as the stories I grew up with. I loaded my suitcase into the car,...
by Oana Crisan