Through a system of lights and sensors, Copenhagen hopes get closer to carbon neutrality. How does it work and will it make the city more efficient?
 | In an effort to become the world’s first carbon neutral city by the year 2025, Copenhagen is working to implement a sophisticated system of sensory lighting that will make it a more efficient and safer place to travel, live, and work. Through a complex network of public outdoor lighting and sensors, drivers, city workers, pedestrians, and especially bikers would be able to better interact and move within their city. |
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