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Denver and Panasonic Enterprise Solutions Co. plan to make parts of Denver International Airport and a nearby development an example of cutting-edge solar energy use, in-home tele-medicine technology and video used for traffic management and security.

The city and company on Tuesday announced some details of the “smart city” infrastructure planned at DIA and a neighboring development called Peña Station NEXT, where the off-shoot of Tokyo-based Panasonic is putting its U.S. sales and engineering hub.

Joseph Taylor, chairman and CEO for Panasonic Corp. of North America, left, listens as Denver Mayor Michael Hancock speaks during an event at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

The company and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock revealed the projects Tuesday at the giant CES show in Las Vegas, the annual consumer electronics convention that this year has “smart city” technology as a focus.