Technology

Jersey Digs has learned that Kitty Hawk, which is being funded by the co-founder of Google, has applied to test its "Flyer" aircraft in Jersey City.

Parking garages are a nuisance. They’re costly to build, unsightly, and occupy prime real estate. Developers would love to reduce parking requirements to free up space for more units or more amenities. But the community isn’t having it. Well, this company thinks they've solved the parking problem.

A Jersey City-based real estate firm just launched a virtual space with a calendar of online social, fitness, entertainment and educational options to aid the public during this period of social distancing and the COVID-19 crisis.

AeroFarms, an urban farming company, is preparing to open another facility in Newark that will become the largest indoor vertical farm in the world.

The county government just released a request seeking proposals for between 18 to 50 kiosks that would include Wi-Fi, local information, and surveillance cameras.

Newark’s tech scene just gained a new collaborative workspace that will connect innovators and the public in the Downtown Arts and Business district.

The charging stations would be the last ones in New Jersey passed by drivers who are heading to Midtown Manhattan on Route 495.

Newark is hot on the heels of established cyber cities like San Francisco and Seattle thanks to its continued commitment to tech.

If you're a New Jersey homeowner looking to sell in the near future, bypass the uncertainty and stress associated with a traditional real estate transaction. Opendoor is actively buying homes across twelve New Jersey counties.

Newark Tech Week returns October 18th, during which the city will be celebrating their growth, innovation, and culture.