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Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has today announced a State investment of more than €40 million to support the delivery of 405 student accommodation beds in Dublin City University.
Money part of failed €37.6m deal by Atlas Limited Parternsip to buy 9.6 acre development site
30 artificial intelligence equipped e-scooters are being rolled out for use by Dublin City University (DCU) staff and campus companies, as part of a research pilot project. The project will run for six months and aims to improve e-scooter safety for both riders and pedestrians. As the Government has yet to legalise e-scooters on our roads, the trial will take place on DCU campuses only until such a time. Four organisations are involved in the project - Europe's largest e-scooter operator Tier, Irish micromobility tech platform Luna, the Insight SFI Research Centre For Data Analytics and Smart...
AI e-scooters will be put to the test in DCU trial Fred Jones, Tier general manager for northern Europe. Image: Tier DCU will be a testbed for a fleet of e-scooters equipped with AI and computer vision, with the aim of shaping the future of this emerging mode of transport. Staff and students at Dublin City University (DCU) will test out a new fleet of e-scooters equipped with AI and computer vision. It is part of a research project that will be carried out by Smart DCU with micromobility tech company Luna, European e-scooter operator Tier and Insight, the Science Foundation Ireland research c...