Cupertino, CA
Municipality in California
United States
Cupertino, CA ARTour mobile app uses augmented reality for interactive tours of public art works
The mobile app was designed by an in-house team for artworks in public places and historical sites. A robot avatar named Cooper encourages walking tours of Cupertino using a conversational style. ARTour users point their phones at tagged works for information about the meaning behind public art and the city's history. The ARTour experience is available in English, Hindi, and Mandarin with facts conveyed by audio or text.
Cupertino, CA
United States
Cupertino, CA city planners use ZoneIQ visualization software to analyze redevelopment plans in 3D
The City of Cupertino uses the Gridics ZoneIQ visualization software to create 3D models of buildings compliant with zoning codes by using permitted property sizes, heights, and setbacks. Residents can visit City Hall to discuss and review potential redevelopments of their homes within this 3D environment. City planners use ZoneIQ to evaluate the property and provide a report that summarizes development including code sections and visuals which residents can use with their architect.
Cupertino, CA
United States
Cupertino, CA partners with Via for an on-demand transit pilot
The 18-month pilot allowed Cupertino residents to request rides on the Via app. A fleet of six-seat vans completed trips to the Sunnyvale Caltrain station and transit hubs. The Via app coordinated routes to maximize service efficiency and meet commuter needs. Each Via-Cupertino ride was priced at $3.50 with per-ride discounts available with weekly and monthly passes. The city also offered discounted rides to seniors, students, and disabled passengers.
Cupertino, CA
United States