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City Hall participates in Rio Innovation Week
Published on 07/11/2022 - 16:21 | Updated on 08/11/2022 - 16:02
The Sanbot robot will be one of the attractions at the SMTC stand - Rio City Hall Between this Tuesday (8/11) and Friday (11/11), Pier Mauá, in the Port Zone, will host another edition of Rio Innovation Week. Considered the largest innovation and technology event in Latin America, RIW will feature the participation of the City of Rio, with its departments and agencies. Check out the scheduled activities below.
SMTR
The Municipal Department of Transportation will present the “Use of data for urban mobility management in the City of Rio”, a project developed to promote a major restructuring of the public transportation system in the city of Rio de Janeiro. In its case study, the department will present the improvement of planning, monitoring and inspection, through the use of new processes and technologies, using GPS on board buses and the use of data from ticket validators and other on-board devices.
Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology
The Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology will be present at the Rio de Janeiro City Hall stand during the second edition of Rio Innovation Week. The SMCT will display the Naves do Conhecimento project on two screens. Naves are innovation and digital inclusion centers that offer free internet access, workshops, lectures and technology training courses for future professions. The attraction at the stand will be the Sanbot robot, a legacy of the Rio 2016 Olympics and part of the Naves do Conhecimento do Engenhão, in the city's North Zone.
On 9/11, at 14 pm, the undersecretary of Technological Projects and Innovation of SMCT, Marcelo Matos and the coordinator of games and e-Sports of SMCT, Igor Contino, will give a talk about the games sector and its importance as an effective tool for inclusion and social transformation.
Pereira Passos Institute
The Pereira Passos Institute will also be present at the official City Hall booths at Rio Innovation Week. Visitors to the space will be able to learn about the projects managed by the agency, which is a reference in municipal data management. The following projects will be highlighted: the Social Territories program, which identifies the city's most vulnerable families and includes them in the public services offered by the municipality; the 3D Monitoring Panel for Reviver Centro, a virtual model of urban licensing, created to facilitate understanding of the real estate dynamics in the residential reoccupation of the central area; and LHASA, the result of a partnership with NASA, which monitors the risk of landslides in the city in real time.
In addition to the monitoring projects, the institute will also present the work done to create qualified information about the city, such as the Data.Rio portal, which gathers open data about the municipality; the Social Progress Index (IPS), which aims to identify the differences between territories and assist in the definition of public policies; the Social Development Index (IDS), which aims to measure the degree of intra-urban social development; the Street Population Census, carried out in partnership with the Social Welfare and Health Departments, to count and profile the homeless people in all regions of the city; and the Cartography and Geoprocessing work, which generates a “portrait” of the city, identifying the different components of Rio's urban landscape.
Municipal Health Department
The Municipal Health Department will participate in the event in panels of the Cities of Tomorrow and Society 5.0 conferences. The Superintendent of Health Surveillance, Márcio Garcia, will participate in the panel Smart Cities and the Impact on Health, on November 8th, at 11 pm. He will present the project of the Epidemiological Intelligence Center of the City of Rio (CIE).
On the 10th, at 19:5.0 p.m., the special advisor to the Companhia Carioca de Parcerias e Investimentos (CCPar) and president of the Monitoring and Evaluation Committee of the Health PPP, André Vasconcelos, will participate in the Patient Journey 11 panel, presenting the case of the public-private partnership of the Souza Aguiar Municipal Hospital. On the 14th, at 15:XNUMX p.m., the municipal secretary of Health of Rio and federal deputy elected for RJ, Daniel Soranz, will participate in the panel Municipal Health Management Supported by Data Intelligence.
Secretariat for Women's Policies and Promotion
The Secretary of Policies and Promotion of Women, Joyce Trindade, will participate in two panels on ways of including women and the challenges of female entrepreneurship in the population facing social inequality. One of the panels will be on November 8th, at 11:16 pm, on Diversity and Inclusion. The second will be on the Farani Stage, with Camila Farani, on November 30th, at 11:16 pm, on female entrepreneurship.
Rio de Janeiro Partnership and Investment Company
The Companhia Carioca de Parcerias e Investimentos (CCPar) will present its portfolio of business opportunities in concessions and PPPs in the city of Rio de Janeiro. In the lecture “Rio de Parcerias”, CCPar will talk about the future of Rio in partnership with the private sector with an investment portfolio estimated at R$18,5 billion in the coming years. The PPP for the Souza Aguiar hospital complex will be highlighted in a panel that will explain how Rio will implement the 1st Public-Private Partnership in the health area in the largest public hospital in Latin America. And in partnership with SMTR, the panel “VLTzação: O Futuro do Rio nos Trilhos” will talk about the implementation process of the VLT Zona Sul and the plan to replace the BRT Transoeste and Transcarioca corridors with VLT in the next 15 years.
Municipal Secretariat of Government and Public Integrity
The Municipal Secretariat of Government and Public Integrity (Segovi) will be present in three panels during Rio Innovation Week, within the themes of LawTech and Society 5.0. In the LawTech section, the secretariat will be represented by Tony Chalita, head of the department, who will moderate the panel “Perspective of public law applied to Digital Government, Privacy and Innovation”, on the first day of the event, November 8, between 11:13 pm and 40:14 pm. Also within the Law Tech theme, Segovi will promote a panel on “AI and Privacy in the public sector”, moderated by Bruno Bondarovsky, Undersecretary of Digital Government. This panel will be on November 20, from 8:11 pm to 17:30 pm. In the Society 18 section, Segovi will promote a panel on the Digital Government Journey, on November 30, from 5.0:10 am to 11:11 pm.
Municipal Secretary of Education
The Secretary of Education, Renan Ferreirinha, will present the GETs – Technological Experimental Gymnasiums, a new school model with innovation hubs, guided by the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) approach. The SME has already opened three Technological Experimental Gymnasiums this year alone and plans to open more than 70 GETs by the end of 2023. MultiRio – the City Hall's Municipal Multimedia Company will be present at the event with projects that combine innovation and education in different formats and media, such as Meias Aventuras and the Digital Culture Development on the Web project.
Municipal Department of Finance and Planning
The Planning Office of the Municipal Department of Finance and Planning will participate in Rio Innovation Week on November 11, at 11:12 p.m., at the Smart City, Development and Society 20 Roundtable. Rio's innovative actions towards sustainable development, linked to the 5.0 Agenda, will be presented through technology projects to improve citizens' quality of life.
Rio Operations Center (COR)
The CEO of the Rio Operations Center (COR), Alexandre Cardeman, will be one of the speakers at Rio Innovation Week. Cardeman will participate in the panel Society 5.0 – Use of BI in the planning of smart cities, on the 9th at 10 am.
Municipal Urban Cleaning Company – COMLURB
Comlurb will present its new community collection tractor. It will be on display in the Agro area of Rio Innovation Week during the four days of the event. The tractor facilitates waste collection in hard-to-reach areas in communities, such as alleys and lanes, with the capacity to receive up to 900 kilos of household waste exclusively. The project has a specific configuration to meet Comlurb's needs.
On November 11, Comlurb's environmental engineer, Bernardo Ornelas, will close one of the debate panels and will talk about the energy use of biomass, focusing on the Biomethanization Pilot Unit. Comlurb will also have an institutional video presenting the Company's services during the four days of the event.
