Intelligent Infrastructure - Brains of Our Future Economy

1936 Rural Electrification Act

The passing of the 1936 Rural Electrification Act expanded electricity across the nation. Farming communities referred to the electric buildout as “Liberty Poles” as they provided them with pumps, grinders, brooders, coolers, saws, and milkers. All of which required manual labor without electricity. 1940 video archive:

Intelligent Infrastructure Commerce Act

Intelligent Infrastructure is foundational to building intelligent, connected, inclusive, autonomous, and resilient 21st-century communities. 2023 will provide us with the Intelligent Infrastructure Commerce Act and support the national buildout. Similar to other transformations, Infrastructure (in this case?Intelligent Infrastructure) is the foundation behind this historic shift. Think of the Intelligent Infrastructure as being the passive?infrastructure that accelerates change based on the economic impact it produces. Intelligent Infrastructure?addresses the key challenges of our lifetime and?will be as impactful to our communities as Edison Electric or Interstate Highways.?

We Need to Liberate Our 21st-Century Infrastructure:

• Time to Liberate our: Supply Chains, Data Exchanges, Communication Networks, Mobility, Safety, Digital Twins, and Autonomous Systems

Intelligent Infrastructure - Roads of the 21st-Century

Intelligent Infrastructure (the foundation of ARPA-I) goes well beyond transportation and will be the brains of our economy. Providing advanced city services, resilient and carbon-free economies, closing the technology divide, enabling autonomous systems, and most important; securing data for people, cities, and governments. Creating millions of new jobs and economic growth nationwide.

Building the Roads of the 21st Century

Time to stop bolting, strapping, and hanging 21st-Century devices onto wood poles and deploy PINNs, the roads of the 21st-Century. Industry 4.0 requires far more than wireless networks. Broadband for all, Intelligent Transportation, Data Exchanges, Next Generation wireless, Enhanced GPS, Digital Twins, Edge Computing, and Resilient Grids.?

Public Infrastructure Network Node (PINN)

The PINN is a new Asset Class (Condo for Electronics) that supports 21st-Century devices. It is Evergreen to support technologies today, tomorrow, and for decades to come. The Public Infrastructure Network Node ("PINN") solves the difficult challenge of densifying and connecting the essential hardware required by communities, cities, and our nation. It has been widely embraced by government and industry as an elegant solution stretching far beyond its intended utility. The execution demands Public-Private Partnerships and resources & capabilities not found in any one industry much less any one firm.?

Public Private Partnerships, Cooperatives, and B Corps

Intelligent Infrastructure will spawn dozens of Public Private Partnerships and align $10s of billions of private capital to underwrite projects. Anand Hemnani , William T. Nolan , Night Keyes , Karen Morgan , Charlie Manger , John Cowan , Jennifer Fritzsche , Jordan Crenshaw , Bill Pugh?? , Margaret A. Kidd, CMILT, CPE? , Derrick Clyburn Ballard , Michael Shear , Ed Morrison , Mary Scott Nabers , Doug Pemerl , John Bonow , Eric Stelter , Patricia B. , Ron Kormos , Gregory Dial , Philippe Cases , Gavin Whitechurch , Kristin Slanina , Brent Skorup , Rodney Moss , Peter Nelson

Federal Infrastructure Bank

Learn about the Federal Infrastructure Bank that will mobilize over a Trillion Dollars of Private Capital.

U.S. House of Representatives?H.R. 490 will help safely rebuild America

& strengthen our economic competitiveness with the rest of the world.

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Autonomy Institute

The Autonomy Institute is a 501c3 with over 200 industry partners and hundreds of city, state, and federal agencies engaged. The Autonomy Institute is focused on accelerating the "Path to Commerce" for Intelligent Infrastructure and autonomous systems. We are working with large infrastructure investors on the creation of Public-Private Partnership (P3) programs.?These P3s will underwrite $100-$500 million dollar projects that would be supported by the private sector vs. municipal, city, state, or federal bonds. Intelligent Infrastructure is the equivalent of the interstate highways of the 1960s (adding GPS and Internet) and will be the brains of our economy.??