10/18/17 Array of Things Public Meeting Flyer

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You're invited to a presentation + community conversation about putting urban sensors to use for the public good. Join the operators of the Array of Things project to learn more about their urban sensors, how they can be used, and how they can be put to use to help measure or solve neighborhood challenges like air quality, noise pollution, etc. Learn more about Array of Things at arrayofthings.org

Technology

Join the conversation on Twitter: #arrayofthings @ArrayofThings
Your Voice Matters
Air Quality? Noise Pollution? Help
set neighborhood priorities for
Chicago’s Array of Things Sensors
and learn more about the project.
Learn more at bit.ly/1018aotmeeting
WHAT:
Array
of
Things
Public
Meeting

WHEN:
October
18,
2017
from
5:30pm
—
7:30pm

WHERE:
Association
House
of
Chicago
at
1116
N
Kedzie
Ave,

Chicago,
IL
60651,
1st
floor
cafeteria

Food
will
be
served.

ALL
residents
are
welcome,
including
walk-‐ins!

No
tech
knowledge
is
needed.

As smart cities embrace and deploy innovative technology embedded in public spaces, residents voices need to be represented. To prevent disconnect between residents and their city’s technology, broad engagement is key — not only to inform residents of innovations, but to take inventory of public concerns and questions associated with them. The purpose of this report is to describe the civic engagement and resident feedback collection process associated with a new Internet of Things (IoT) initiative in Chicago: The Array of Things. This report outlines the methods, decisions, and philosophies that went into this effort to increase Chicagoans’ engagement and involvement with smart city technology. Since the deployment of Internet of Things is so timely for cities around the world, we’ve shared the lessons we gleaned from our work. We hope this information can be of service to similar projects in other cities.

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