Episodes

  • Anthony Furey

    Anthony Furey
    Jun 29 2024

    We're starting to see a greater stratification when adopting new technologies.

    Anthony Furey is a journalist and recently ran for mayor of Toronto, and has some views on that and a few other things.

    We reached him at his home office in Toronto.


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    40 mins
  • Carrie Soave: Using and Navigating AI in Real Estate Workflows

    Carrie Soave: Using and Navigating AI in Real Estate Workflows
    Jun 12 2024
    Carrie Soave has a real estate background. Then along came artificial intelligence. This was a field that appealed to her love of systems and processes. Could AI be used to make lives for real estate agents easier? And if real estate agents, who else? We spoke to Carrie at her home office in Niagara Falls.

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    47 mins
  • Tim Hudak - CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association

    Tim Hudak - CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association
    May 15 2024
    Technology is forever disrupting established businesses and markets. Real estate, with its millions of human brokers, could be a target--or is real estate an arena where AI will be helpful? That's one of the questions we posed to Tim Hudak, the CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association. We reached him at his office.

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    37 mins
  • Virginia Klausmeier of Sylvatex

    Virginia Klausmeier of Sylvatex
    Apr 25 2024
    What do we do about battery manufacturing when it comes to the move towards electric vehicles? And I'm not talking about the batteries. I mean the components that go into making the batteries. This is a complicated business, most of which is centred in China. Sylvatex is an American company that thinks it has some solutions. Virgina Klausmeier is the CEO of Sylvatex. We caught up with her at her home office in Eugene, Oregon.

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    39 mins
  • Ted Maulucci of Smart One

    Ted Maulucci of Smart One
    Apr 10 2024
    Smart One is a Canadian company that's been around for at least 15 years. One of their mantras is "building stuff that matters." In this case, we're talking about designing the systems that power smart buildings and smart comunities. They're in no fewer than 80 communities across the Canada. Ted Maulucci is the company's co-founder and president. He's making a return visit to the Smart City Podcast with news of recent innovations.

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    48 mins
  • Marc Saltzman

    Marc Saltzman
    Feb 29 2024
    Alan first met Mark Saltzman more than 30 years ago when he was reviewing video games. These days, he's a consumer tech expert with podcasts, radio shows, and books that help us sort out our gadget dreams. He came into Locomobi world headquarters to talk about a very hot product category: Wearables.

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    44 mins
  • Alan and Grant look ahead to 2024

    Alan and Grant look ahead to 2024
    Feb 20 2024
    This time, it's just me and Locomobi CEO Grant Furlane reviewing what happened in 2023 and what's on the agenda for 2024. Let's see if you agree with any of this anaylis and any of these predictions. We touch on smart city topics, but we also go much further.This time, it's just me and Locomobi CEO Grant Furlane reviewing what happened in 2023 and what's on the agenda for 2024. Let's see if you agree with any of this anaylis and any of these predictions. We touch on smart city topics, but we also go much further.

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    38 mins
  • Shaun Ghafari: Dean of Engineering at Humber College in Toronto

    Shaun Ghafari: Dean of Engineering at Humber College in Toronto
    Jan 26 2024
    The Faculty of Engineering at Humber College in Toronto has an incredible facility that's just begging to be used for all kinds of R&D. Locomobi and Humber have partnered up to push all kinds of technological envelopes. This is the first in a series of podcasts that will look at what Locomobi and Humber will do in the future, starting with the electrical grid. We talked with Shaun Ghafari, the dean of the faculty.

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    42 mins