Solar-powered benches coming to Boston parks - masslive.com
Soofa benches signal steps toward smart cities – Knight Foundation
These solar-powered DC benches provide free Wi-Fi and can charge your phone - WTOP News
Smart Urban Furniture Makes Smarter Parks | alum.mit.edu
Solar-powered smart park benches charge your gear - CNET
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Soofa benches collecting data from cellphones in downtown Newmarket | The Star
Solar Powered 'Soofa' Smart Benches Will Charge Your Phone - ABC News
Soofa Bench: Functioning Street Furniture | AustinTexas.gov
Boston's new hotspots are solar-powered 'smart benches' - MarketWatch
Smart city fixtures | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech savvy: Shaker's solar-powered smart benches hit Hildana Park
The Bench of the Future Could Charge Your Smartphone
New York City Parks launches pilot program for solar powered smart benches - ABC7 New York
Solar-powered smart park benches charge your gear - CNET
Soofa makes 'smart benches' to help Boston and other cities work better - Bizwomen
Mayor's Technology Initiative - City of Sunny Isles Beach
Soofa Bench by Soofa and Visionect « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
Edmonton installs solar-powered benches that charge smartphones - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca
Solar powered smart bench
Boston trying out solar-powered 'smart benches' in parks - The Boston Globe
Take a Seat on the Soofa: the Smart Bench for the Smart City – Digital for Good | RESET.ORG
Solar-powered benches unveiled at Edmonton City Hall for Environment Week | CBC News
Soofa solar-powered benches
Smart Urban Street Furniture Solutions in Smart Cities
A smart bench "Soofa" that can generate smart light with smartphones charging in the streets - GIGAZINE
Soofa Bench: Functioning Street Furniture | AustinTexas.gov
This Bench in Boston Will Charge Your Phone While It Collects Environmental Data | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
