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Accenture Innovation Center Fukushima (AIF) has been conducting demonstrations using digital technology with the aim of creating a next-generation society centered on citizens, based on the "Smart City Aizuwakamatsu" plan of Aizuwakamatsu City. Based on this experience, Accenture was also involved in defining the smart city architecture (city OS) of the Cabinet Office SIP. In the future, we will continue to carry out social problem solving demonstrations with companies and organizations that have advanced technologies and ideas to promote innovation. In addition, we will promote the model made in the Aizu area to the whole country after contributing to regional revitalization.
Accenture Innovation Center Fukushima has two roles to support our clients’ innovation efforts.
Since August 2011, Accenture has been working with Aizuwakamatsu city in its efforts for disaster recovery and regional revitalization.
Collaborate with partners which provide advanced technologies and ideas to pilot a scheme, helping them realize innovation.
Launched the local portal site “Aizuwakamatsu+" to promote two-way communications between the city and its citizens.
A system that when a local government issues an evacuation order in the event of a disaster, GPS is activated to acquire each citizen's location information and display the route from the current location to the nearest evacuation center.
HEMS devices have been installed across the city to monitor electricity use, which is posted to Aizuwakamatsu+ for citizens to access.
Users can obtain real-time information on where snowplows equipped with GPS are located and which roads have been cleared of snow.
Launched a digital promotion which offer attractive sightseeing spots depending on their nationalities’ travel preferences.
Tourists can make payments via mobile device. Citizenz registered at Aizuwakamatsu+ can also use the services.
Doctors will be able to input data into the electronic medical record system and retrieve patient data by voice input by AI.
The Univ. of Aizu offers endowed courses to develop analytics talent capable of using open data and making suggestions to the city and local business.
Future city life that uses advanced technologies is being piloted in 8 areas—energy, tourism, preventive medicine, education, agriculture, manufacturing, finance and transportation.
We have implemented citizen-oriented projects that have served to make citizens aware that data and technologies are used to solve local issues and improve the quality of their daily life.
Accenture’s "Smart City Platform" enables a variety of data possessed by the city’s administrative bodies, business community and citizens to be collected conducting analysis and experiments.
In Aizuwakamatsu, Accenture is, together with the local people, promoting a citizen-centered and solution-oriented smart city project as a model that is equal to any other in the world.
Cities have developed with the support of communities and societies, continually evolving to respond to newer urban challenges. In their current stage of development, cities are becoming smarter.
By leveraging cutting-edge technology, cities can deliver a new possibility of connected infrastructure and layers of intelligence that will continuously learn, adapt, and respond to our individual needs and consequently provide citizen-centered experiences and services.
Cities need to evolve towards empowering co-creation where all stakeholders, citizens, private sector, academia, and government take part in creating the future of their city, alongside driving civic innovation. This strategy allows the city to accelerate the impact of citizen-centered approaches, in turn, improving all inhabitants’ quality of life.
Now, Covid-19 is driving a new wave of changes, and these recent behavioral changes have created new challenges. Nevertheless, it has unlocked new opportunities for innovation both in urban and rural areas and drive further integration between these areas.
Read the full report: A resilient future for cities
*This report was written by Fjord Tokyo and Accenture.filter result
Managing Director – Accenture Technology, Intelligent Software Engineering Services and Accenture Innovation Center Fukushima Center Lead
Managing Director – Accenture Innovation Center Fukushima Center Co-Lead
Accenture Innovation Center Fukushima
Location
ICT Office Building (Smart City AiCT), 1-77 Higashisakae-machi, Aizuwakamatsu-shi, Fukushima Prefecture, 965-0872
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