Connected Cities with Smart Transportation
Read about projects, events, and announcements from the C2SMART Center.
NYSERDA x C2SMART C2SMART is proud to announce the publication of New York City Delivery Workers: Insights on Travel Patterns and E-Mobility. The report is a result of a research project
December 2025 During the fall semester of 2025, NYU Tandon partnered with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District, to provide construction management graduate students with real-world project
November 13, 2025 In mid-November, we hosted a Career Panel for NYU Tandon School of Engineering students to gain insights from young professionals who recently made the leap from education
November 14, 2025 For the 3rd year in a row, we had the honor of celebrating National STEM Day with Bard High School Early College Bronx and volunteers from the
October 25, 2025 On Saturday, October 25, transportation professionals, students, and enthusiasts once again descended on NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering for the annual TransportationCamp ‘unconference.’ This year’s student-led event
October 23, 2025 On October 23, The New York Times published a story discussing C2SMART research on the potential damage that electric-powered trucks could wreak on New York area highways.
C2SMART’s innovative computer vision solutions leverage deep learning tailored to urban environments, enabling real-time object detection and tracking to improve mobility and safety for vehicles and vulnerable road users. By
We’re very excited to partner with NYU Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management and NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate & Environmental Justice for the first-ever NYU Transportation Design Challenge.
The Baltimore Sun, Bloomberg Cite C2SMART Speed Camera Study Prof. Kaan Ozbay was featured in a recent Baltimore Sun article discussing the mixed implications of the city’s speed cameras, which
August 8, 2025 Huge congratulations to Prof. Daniel Vignon on receiving the 2025 NYU Tandon Junior Faculty Research Award, which is an annual honor bestowed upon an Assistant Professor in