Small businesses and citizens had the opportunity to learn about technology innovation in Milton Keynes.
Friday saw the second day of the MK Future Cities Conference held at the Imovation Centre, the headquarters of the Transport Systems Catapult in central Milton Keynes. The event was a combination of mini-seminars and demos on the topic of smart city technologies, and drew attendees from around the UK, including fifty SMEs.
The highlight of the event was a marketplace of practical demonstrations of real-life applications of smart city technologies, which gave delegates an insight into several initiatives taking place in the context of the future city agenda, including some of those underway in the MK:Smart project.

Professor Gerd Kortuem [right] invited businesses and citizens in MK to get involved in MK:Smart
Alan Fletcher will also be speaking about MK:Smart at popular web design and technology event, MK Geek Night, 11 June 2015. Tickets are already sold out.
To get involved in MK:Smart contact us here.
Photos courtesy of Alexander Fletcher