During the last months, Sabadell has worked actively to design the actions that are included in the local Triangulum’s Implementation Strategy. The strategy is planned to be approved by early 2018 and is strongly inspired by the training workshops and webinars organised within Triangulum. It is being created within a co-design process, where the local and regional knowledge ecosystem is closely involved and funding opportunities are being analysed.

(Picture:: Ajuntament de Sabadell)

(Picture:: Ajuntament de Sabadell)

Moreover, new projects on energy, mobility and ICT are being considered and studied with the impulse of Triangulum, some of them inspired or influenced by the Lighthouse City projects. Examples of these potential actions are:

• Innovative applications of videoconferences to municipal services, planned to be operational in June 2018, inspired by Stavanger
• Innovative recharging points for electric vehicles connected with the renewal of the municipal fleet, planned to be operational in September 2018, inspired by Stavanger
• City „beacons” (interactive screens in the public space in crowded areas), planned to be operational in December 2018, inspired by Eindhoven
• Innovative public lighting, adapted to the natural perirurban environment, festivities/commemorations, decorative purposes, running circuits, planned to be operational in December 2018, inspired by Eindhoven
• Parking sensors, planned to be operational in December 2018, inspired by Eindhoven
• Traffic light priority for delayed buses and access control to pedestrian zones, planned to be operational in December 2018, inspired by Eindhoven
• A digital platform to match demand and supply for empty spaces in the city, such as offices, empty outdoor private spaces, public or private spaces for working, studying, leisure, artistic or cultural activities, sports, etc., planned to be operational in January 2019, an original idea from Sabadell
• Incentives for the green last mile urban delivery of goods, planned to be operational in the 1^st quarter of 2019, inspired by Manchester
• “Start-up” companies acceleration programme, planned to be operational in the 1^st quarter of 2019, inspired by Eindhoven
  

  (Picture:: Ajuntament de Sabadell)

*Vendor lock-in: The municipality is obliged to purchase software from the same supplier as for the hardware, as otherwise it is not possible to establish communication between both, using proprietary, non-standard protocols. Data is owned and stored by the hardware provider, not by the municipality.