An arti­cle by Danielle McLean for Smart Cities gath­ers read­ers respons­es about the direc­tion they expect tech­nol­o­gy trends to head in the new year.

“2023 will bring addi­tion­al fed­er­al fund­ing to improve trans­porta­tion and fur­ther momen­tum around trends like elec­tric bike and car adop­tion, office-to-hous­ing con­ver­sions and more,” writes McLean to intro­duce the con­ver­sa­tion.

The arti­cle lists trends like curb man­age­ment; “smart trans­porta­tion,” with a focus on safe­ty and access; dig­i­tal twins; shared vehi­cles; dig­i­tal adop­tion by state and local gov­ern­ments; elec­tric vehi­cle charg­ing infra­struc­ture; adap­tive reuse; and more.

Some of the respons­es includ­ed in the arti­cle are from sources with a finan­cial stake in tech­nolo­gies they are pre­dict­ing will gain new lev­els of promi­nence, so some con­flict of inter­est can be assumed. But as a mea­sure of where the tech­nol­o­gy indus­try thinks and hopes it is head­ed in the near-term, the source arti­cle below has a lot more to con­sid­er.