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Tech can reshape the urban experience, and foster healthier social interactions. These communities experimenting with #DTPR are laying the foundation for community-based deployment of tech in the public realm.
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Can signage build trust in how cities use #technology and #data?
“People really liked the look of the icons; the visual style is attractive to people and people prefer them to other kinds of city messaging.” - Yo Deshpande, @CityOfBoston
👉 cities-today.com/can-signage…
#innovation
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Can transparency make citizens more comfortable with data-gathering in public spaces?
🏢 A pilot in U.S. cities seeks to find out. context.news/digital-rights/…
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Excited to see #DTPR with @inCitu_AR @nycSOdata “Interaction empowers users, provides a sense of agency” 🙌 #OpenDataWeek #NYCSoData @BetaNYC @HelpfulPlaces
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Do you know the California Smart City Signage Working Group's origin story? Learn why this new working group started and why it puts resident awareness, understanding, and engagement of tech at the center of its work: us-ignite.org/blogs/ca-smart… @CityofSanJose @HelpfulPlaces
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AV check complete! Really excited about sharing with
@usmayors how @HelpfulPlaces supports organizations to bring transparency to public space tech with the #opensource #DTPR standard at tomorrow's @CivicIO1 civic tech competition at #SXSW2023 schedule.sxsw.com/2023/event…!
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Jacqueline Lu @HelpfulPlaces:’#Sensors allow the environment to speak back to you. Most #parks systems are very complaint-driven and the complaints do not come equally from all user groups. In that way sensors can be a tool for #equity.” #forwardspaces #highlinenetwork
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also worth noting that @DDOTDC is definitely the municipality with the most creative use of the DTPR iconography that we've seen so far - witness the hopscotch game from the last #DCOpenStreets !
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Folks from @DDOTDC will be out at #DCOpenStreets again this Saturday talking to residents about #DTPR and their #cyclist and #pedestrian safety tech pilot!
You can find them at Georgia Ave & Farragut St NW. Don’t forget your umbrellas and rain gear 🌧️
openstreets.dc.gov/event/geo…
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It's so exciting to see @DDOTDC using #DTPR signs to engage with residents on an upcoming traffic safety tech pilot!
For folks in DC, you can learn more this Saturday at #OpenStreetsDC on 12th St NE by checking out the DDOT booth between Franklin & Girard.
openstreets.dc.gov/event/12t…

ALT A sign using the DTPR communication standard - a set of icons and visual language - to describe a technology being tested as part of a traffic safety technology pilot, installed on a traffic signal pole at a busy intersection near a crosswalk in D.C.

ALT Four District Department of Transportation team members standing by a DTPR sign near a crosswalk at a busy intersection. The sign uses the DTPR visual language to provide notice of and describe the technology being tested, and a QR code enables residents to get more information and provide their feedback.
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We're piloting technology at #InnisfilBeachPark to let us know when garbage bins need emptying. In collaboration with @HelpfulPlaces, we’re using the #DTPR standard to help residents understand & interact with smart technologies: bit.ly/3PjWAF2
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excited to see the word getting out about the inaugural #DTPRcohort
Cities implementing the Digital Trust for Places and Routines communications standard incorporate signs with visual icons and QR codes that inform the public of nearby technology like sensors and cameras.
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Four communities trial the open source Digital Trust for Places and Routines communication standard to provide more transparency about technology deployment in public spaces.
👉 cities-today.com/cities-pilo…
@HelpfulPlaces #transparency #smartcity #govtech #innovation
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Back in 2019, @JeffSMerritt @chelseycolbert and @patrickkeenanme and I organized an early #DTPR co-design session at the @WEF’s Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in San Francisco.



























