Smart City Technologies
                     Smart City 
Technologies
Established in Israel in 2017 by members of the 
Israel Defense Forces’ elite technology unit, 
Hailo developed the world’s best performing AI 
processors for edge devices. As a leading AI 
chip company with worldwide business 
activities and world-leading partners in different 
domains, Hailo’s deep learning technology is 
set to transform the AI chip industry, putting 
new compute possibilities within reach.
Hailo’s mission is to enable smart edge 
technologies reach their full potential. The 
solution Hailo presents bridges the gap 
between existing and future AI 
technologies and the compute capacity 
needed to power these applications.
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The company is focused on building AI 
processors efficient and compact enough 
to compute and interpret vast amounts of 
data in real-time — processors that can be 
embedded in the edge devices themselves.
Now, complicated AI applications that 
could previously only run on the cloud are 
made possible to run on the edge, and the 
best part – with a fraction of the power 
consumption.
 Smart city technologies are the latest trend in 
urban planning, which aims to make cities more 
efficient and liveable by using technology. A 
smart city is one that uses technology for 
sustainable development, providing infrastructure 
and services for its citizens.
A smart city is a hybrid between a traditional city 
and a modern city. It combines the best of both 
worlds: the convenience of a traditional city with 
the efficiency of a modern one.
 It's an urban centre that can be accessed by 
people via public transport systems, but offers 
more than just basic services such as electricity, 
water and waste management.
Efficiencies - Smart cities can improve 
efficiencies in areas such as traffic flow, waste 
management and parking management. These 
improvements will result in reduced costs for 
businesses and residents alike.
Sensors - Sensors can monitor traffic conditions 
on busy roads or monitor water levels in 
reservoirs to ensure there is enough supply for 
residents at any time of day or night without any 
need for manual intervention from staff or 
contractors.