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Atlanta BeltLine

Tech Boosts Beltline's Reach to Visitors, Residents, and Businesses

Tech Boosts Beltline's Reach to Visitors, Residents, and Businesses

But as the different parts of the Beltline expanded since the early 2000s, its digital presence failed to keep up. The Beltline website hadn’t been revamped in over a decade. Disparate, and often outdated, information was kept on more than 4,500 different web pages. Meeting notes, community presenta

Smart Studio, An Atlanta Software Startup, Partners with BeltLine's Fitness Programs

Smart Studio, An Atlanta Software Startup, Partners with BeltLine's Fitness Programs

Cyclists and runners have long used the miles of pavement that make up the Atlanta BeltLine for their workouts. But the trail has been attracting a more diverse group of fitness enthusiasts, thanks to free yoga, HIIT, Zumba, and other fitness classes. The classes are a big draw (even in

This Technology Is Bringing Safari & Other Adventures to the Atlanta BeltLine

This Technology Is Bringing Safari & Other Adventures to the Atlanta BeltLine

Filmmakers, engineers, and entrepreneurs are coming together to bring a new type of adventure to the Eastside BeltLine trail. Illuminarium, an experiential educational and entertainment venue, is launching this summer with a ‘reprogrammable’ immersive theater. Its first adventure: A full African safari. The interactive virtual experience will allow visitors to

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From Smart Bug Farms to Plant Data, Atlanta AgTech Challenge Kicks Off On the BeltLine

Agribusiness is Georgia’s number one industry, and is important across the Southeast at large. But with a projected 70 percent of the world’s population condensing in urban areas by the year 2050 — not to mention the effects of a warming world — the forward-thinking are looking towards farming

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The BeltLine Will Soon Be Home to Smart AgTech Pods That Grow Food

Around the world, urban populations are rising. Metro Atlanta, for example, is projected to double by the year 2040. This rapid growth puts pressure on cities in terms of resources like food, water, housing and more. Technology, particularly in the category of smart cities, can provide solutions to some of