We provide both startups and established companies with the resources and infrastructure to imagine, build and validate next generation IoT, smart city and mobility technologies.
A 5G enabled living laboratory for startups and established companies to deploy and prove out developing technologies in a real-world testing environment with no roadblocks, joined by the next generation of intelligent mobility and smart city technology. Curiosity Lab is located in the 500-acre Technology Park with a three-mile public autonomous and advanced vehicle roadway leveraging cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technologies. Additional infrastructure includes dedicated fiber, intelligent traffic cameras and traffic signals, smart streetlights, and a 25,000 square foot innovation center, where startups and corporate innovators create the future together.
25,000 square feet of workshops, offices, classrooms, event space, and meeting rooms for you to innovate and collaborate.
Our 5G connected city street of the future includes a 3-mile dedicated lane for advanced and autonomous vehicle testing, an array of sensors and cameras, smart city infrastructure, and the latest in C-V2X technology - all completely connected to the public street that handles more than 14,000 cars daily.
Our ecosystem partners make the innovation and smart city infrastructure development possible.
A hotspot for international companies launching into the North American market and looking for a soft landing. When international companies join the Curiosity Lab, they become a part of a community of innovators who are all continuously working to support one another in their business and technology developments.
The City of Peachtree Corners and Curiosity Lab have been awarded a Smart 50 Award for the entry “Defining the Blueprint for Smart Cities In The US: Peachtree Corners’ “City Street of the Future””. The city’s application represents an innovative project with current or future municipal-scale impact and application.
Peachtree Corners Curiosity Lab has been named a winner in the 2023 IDC Government Insights’ sixth annual Smart Cities North America Awards (SCNAA) in the Economic Development category. Winners in the SCNAA illustrate best practice examples of how forward-thinking municipalities are effectively leveraging technology and innovation to offer sustainable, new services and economic opportunities to meet the needs and expectations of diverse communities. Learn more about the awards program here.
We are proud to announce our smart city ecosystem has received international recognition by IEEE Smart Cities for our work in creating one of the most unique and advanced smart city ecosystems in the world. This award highlights Curiosity Lab as setting the blueprint for smart cities across the United States. Thank you to all of our partners, residents and incredible innovators for your support.
As September rolls in, we are thrilled to be celebrating 5 years of Curiosity Lab and innovation! This month we want to reflect all of the incredible milestones we have achieved, partners and members who have joined our ecosystem and all of the other incredible tech feats we have achieved through the Curiosity Lab journey…. (Read more)
The City of Peachtree Corners and Curiosity Lab have had a busy summer! Curiosity Lab continues to add exciting startups and companies to our ecosystem to deploy, demo and prove out their groundbreaking technologies. Specifically, two new California-headquartered companies have their technologies deployed in our ecosystem. Network Optix As the city continues to grow at… (Read more)