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The national partnership will deepen Singapore's existing strengths in data science and analytics.
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AI.SG pulls together Singapore's AI capabilities, building on Singapore's Smart Nation vision and answers the call to build stronger digital capabilities, so that Singapore and Singaporeans can better seize the growth opportunities offered by the digital economy.
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A pilot with four banks to explore simplifying online banking transactions with the use of the Government’s MyInfo service has begun.
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Suitable patients can now consult healthcare professionals from wherever they are.
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As part of efforts to catalyse the development and deployment of autonomous vehicles to enhance Singapore's land transport system, LTA has signed a partnership agreement with ST Kinetics to develop and trial autonomous buses.
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To prioritize and focus Governments’ efforts on digital and smart solutions with the aim of providing better services for our citizens and businesses, a new Smart Nation and Digital Government Office (SNDGO) will be formed. Together with GovTech as the implementing agency, and collectively known as the Smart Nation and Digital Government Group (SNDGG) in the Prime Minister’s Office, it will allow better integration and responsiveness in our strategy and processes.
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Singapore will be the first in Asia, and one of the few cities in the world, to allow direct payment of public transport rides using contactless credit or debit cards.
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The agreements between GovTech and each IHL will share a common goal – to develop the technology ecosystem by enhancing the capabilities and competencies of the students, IHLs, and commercial entities through opportunities offered by the public sector to work on smart technologies.
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Singapore moves another step closer towards autonomous freight transport with signed agreements to design, develop and test-bed an autonomous truck platooning system for use on Singapore's public roads.
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The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has started implementing energy-efficient Light Emitting Diodes (LED) for our street lights since 2013, and will extend this technology to all street lights island-wide. LTA will also replace the existing timer-based street lighting system with a Remote Control and Monitoring System (RCMS) to allow the system to be more responsive to weather changes.
Last updated on 19 Jul 2019