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There are also Wi-Fi routers in Portugal on board buses and taxi cabs.

Router in 600 busses and cabs provide free of charge connection to the web and gather information for urbanists. In Porto, Portugal, a huge Wi-Fi wireless networking system was introduced this autumn that could be a great example for many towns and villages. Busses and cabs are fitted with a router that serves as a Wi-Fi hotspot for ten thousand passengers.

Router also gather information from cars and sensor on garbage cans in the cities and forward it to the municipality to help with urban development. Over 600 busses and cabs are part of the global mobile communications ecosystem, which now serves 70,000 passengers per months and receives between 50 and 80 per cent of the mobile communications needs of those who would otherwise have to use the mobile communications infrastructure.

Constructed by a start-up named Veniam, which emerged from the University of Porto, it is the biggest and most demanding vehicle-based ecosystem in the planet, the firm says. Besides providing online connection, the postage service is also used to record sensitive information. If busses and cabs encounter a strong dent that may be due to a potholes, the hanging detectors recognize this and forward the information to the City Hall to determine where streets need to be repaired.

Litter bins fitted with sensor systems report whether they are full via the net so that they can be collected at the most convenient time. The founder Joao Barros, who is a lecturer in electronics and information technology at the University of Porto, says that she is planning to extend the service to other towns.