The project “Pilot project for a generative artificial intelligence semantic search solution (chatbot)” was implemented to evaluate the potential of artificial intelligence solutions in streamlining internal work processes in local government. The Significance of the Project for Riga A significant part of the daily work of municipal specialists is spent searching for information in internal […]
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The project “Health Through the Senses” was implemented at the Riga Social Care Center “Gaiļezers”, creating a sensory and cognitive stimulation room for seniors with dementia and cognitive impairments to improve social rehabilitation. The Significance of the Project for Riga With the growing number of seniors with dementia and other cognitive impairments, modern, individualized solutions […]
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As part of the project, unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) detection sensors were installed in the city with the aim of strengthening security in the administrative territory of Riga by introducing technological solutions for monitoring and controlling unmanned aerial vehicle flights. The Significance of the Project for Riga With the rapid growth in the use of […]
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The project focuses on the development of environmentally friendly and sustainable urban logistics, with particular attention to last-mile delivery. It involves the testing and improvement of an electric cargo scooter as an alternative transport solution. The Significance of the Project for Riga The growing volume of e-commerce has increased the demand for logistics transport, contributing […]
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The CURE+ project supports Riga in improving household construction waste management and promoting the implementation of circular economy principles. The sustainable solutions developed within the project aim to reduce waste, encourage material reuse, and strengthen the local economy. The Significance of the Project for Riga Construction waste is one of the largest waste streams in […]
Read moreThe project introduces artificial intelligence (AI) tools to improve document circulation within the Orphans’ Court and enhance the quality of services provided to residents. By automating administrative processes, the initiative strengthens institutional efficiency and ensures client services that align with modern good governance practices. The Significance of the Project for Riga The Riga City Orphans’ […]
Read moreThe project equips the Vecāķi Rescue Station with an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capable of autonomous patrol and rescue missions along the coastline and swimming areas. The solution enhances the efficiency and safety of rescue teams, enabling faster response times and more effective lifesaving operations. The Significance of the Project for Riga […]
Read moreThe project enables real-time identification of overloaded or technically unsuitable cargo vehicles through video analytics and artificial intelligence solutions, without the need to interfere with the road surface. The Significance of the Project for Riga In 2023, with the support of the Innovation Fund, a prototype for detecting cargo vehicle tire overload and overheating using […]
Read moreThe project ensures accurate measurement of rainfall, hail, and snow near the Gulf of Riga to provide timely weather data and improve short-term forecasts. This information supports more efficient winter road maintenance and helps minimize the negative impact of weather conditions on traffic. The Significance of the Project for Riga Although Riga currently operates 16 […]
Read moreThe project involves the installation of road surface sensors that provide real-time data on pavement conditions (dry, damp, wet, snow, or ice). This enables timely cleaning and treatment of roads with de-icing agents, improving traffic safety and reducing congestion. The Significance of the Project for Riga During winter, several access ramps in Riga frequently experience […]
Read moreThe project developed and implemented a digital and automation solution for managing the maintenance operations of Riga’s municipal wheelchair lift fleet. The system provides a unified data environment and standardized workflows. The new application enables municipal employees and maintenance service providers to submit, receive, and process service and repair requests more efficiently, while also offering […]
Read moreThe project developed and implemented a pilot solution that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automate the processing of advance payment documents and extract metadata from receipt and invoice images. The system ensures easy access to necessary forms and information, enabling automatic document completion. The Significance of the Project for Riga Before the implementation of this […]
Read moreAs part of the project, an online platform – the European City Calculator (EUCityCalc) – was implemented, allowing the development and analysis of various urban climate policy scenarios. This tool supports Riga in planning its path to climate neutrality, based on data analysis and modelling. The Significance of the Project for Riga In order for […]
Read moreTo improve traffic management and reduce congestion, a new digital solution for smart parking development was piloted in Riga. Coding the Curbs project introduced a system that allows pre-booking of delivery vehicle parking spaces, real-time monitoring of their availability, and analysis of the usage data. The Significance of the Project for Riga Delivery vehicles often […]
Read moresCOOL2walk is an initiative that promotes the movement of children and young people on foot to reduce the flow of cars to schools, improve student safety and promote healthier lifestyles. The project developed a digital platform that allows pupils and their parents to plan common pedestrian routes, communicate and get to school safer. This solution […]
Read moreIn Riga, a solar-powered smart bicycle parking facility has been tested in collaboration with Spanish start-up Novality. It offers a safe place to store bicycles and scooters, private cabinets for helmets and personal belongings, and power charging options. The Significance of the Project for Riga Riga Centre faces intense traffic, air and noise pollution, as […]
Read moreThe project introduced an Internet of Things (IoT)-based monitoring system for wheelchair lifts across Riga City Municipality. The system enables remote monitoring and data analysis of lift operations, allowing timely maintenance, increased user safety, and optimized maintenance costs. The Significance of the Project for Riga Before the project’s implementation, lift maintenance was carried out twice […]
Read moreThe project established a system for measuring vehicle-generated noise levels in the urban environment using noise sensors and video surveillance cameras. The solution enables the collection and analysis of data on noise sources and intensity, providing a basis for developing proposals to reduce noise pollution. The Significance of the Project for Riga Residents of central […]
Read moreThe project developed a mobile video analytics solution for detecting tire overload and overheating in cargo vehicles, replacing the less efficient “weigh-in-motion” technology. The Significance of the Project for Riga Cargo vehicles exceeding permissible axle loads cause significant damage to the city’s road surfaces, bridges, and overpasses, while also contributing to increased noise and air […]
Read moreThe project introduced a new public transport recognition system at the intersection of Ulmaņa Gatve and Vaiņodes Street in Riga. The system automatically identifies and distinguishes between buses and trolleybuses, allowing traffic lights to prioritize each transport mode separately. This innovation ensures smoother and more efficient traffic flow across the intersection. The Significance of the […]
Read moreThe project developed a digital solution for monitoring the operation of public transport lanes and “green wave” corridors using GPS data from intercity, international, and Riga city public transport routes. The system enables tracking of actual travel speeds, identifying delays, and responding promptly to traffic disruptions, thereby improving the overall efficiency of public transport operations. […]
Read moreTesting a new, innovative electric car charging solution using street lighting poles. The Latvian start-up company “SimpleCharge” has created the first electric charging station in street lanterns in the Baltic States, introducing technologies that effectively use existing infrastructure. This approach offers a simpler and cheaper way to develop an electric car charging network, especially in […]
Read moreProject I-NERGY fosters the use of artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions in the energy sector to improve energy efficiency and climate investment planning. The project has developed smart data analysis tools to help better manage energy consumption, predict return on investment and reduce risks. The Significance of the Project for Riga Safe, accessible and sustainable energy […]
Read moreThe project introduced advanced technologies — unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) — to help the Riga Municipal Police respond to environmental violations more quickly and efficiently. The Significance of the Project for Riga Riga regularly faces various types of environmental violations, including pollution, illegal fishing, grass burning, and noise disturbances during nighttime hours. Police resources are […]
Read moreMultimodal Cities (cities.multimodal) – The First Mobility Point Established in Riga The project “cities. multimodal” fosters the development of solutions for sustainable and smart mobility in Riga and the Baltic Sea region. A first mobility point in the vicinity of VEF, which connected different sustainable modes of transport, facilitated micro-mobility opportunities and provided innovative data-based […]
Read moreProject BSR Electric fosters the development of electric transport in cities in the Baltic Sea region, demonstrating various e-mobility solutions such as electric delivery cars, e-bikes, e-buses, e-scooters and e-boats. The Significance of the Project for Riga The European Union has set a target to abandon traditional fossil fuels in urban transport by 2050, meaning […]
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