Start-up accelerator Startupbootcamp has launched its Dubai-based Smart City programme to support as many as 40 start-ups working on internet of things projects to improve communal space. The programme, which is open for all startups in the Middle East, will provide a platform where entrepreneurs can pitch their ideas and get advice from experts who have worked with startups. The program is led by Todd OBrien. The Smart City programme has received support from Dubai's government.
Start-up accelerator Startupbootcamp has launched its Dubai-based Smart City programme to support as many as 40 start-ups working on internet of things projects to improve communal space. The programme, which is open for all startups in the Middle East, will provide a platform where entrepreneurs can pitch their ideas and get advice from experts who have worked with startups. The Smart City programme has received support from Dubai's government.