Angle Level vs CEDA Human Cities Summit 2025

Use your device to measure angle of surfaces quickly and easily. Measurements are saved and can be named for reference in Pro version. This app provides high precision angle measurement. Precise angle measurement is based on temporal filtering of the internal sensors. Fresh and precise leveling app to measure angle and inclination of surfaces. Measurements can be shared and exported to CSV file in Pro version. Basic features: - Measure angle. - Add offset. - Change axis of measurement. - Trial mode 60 seconds of offroad mode. - Dark Mode supported. Pro features (requires In-App Purchase): - Offroad mode. - Measurement history. - Up to 4 digits of precision. - Export measurements to CSV. - Name measurements. - Radian unit support. - Percentage unit support. - Change angle font size.

Human cities put people at the centre and drive better social, health and economic outcomes for all. Half of the world’s population is already living in a city, and this number is expected to rise to nearly 7 out of 10 people globally by 2050. Accordingly, the challenges of urban growth are more pressing than ever. How we plan, build, and optimise our urban environments will define the future health and prosperity of our communities. To ensure that cities are not only smarter but also more resilient and equitable, innovative approaches to policy making, urban planning and development are essential. The 2025 Human Cities Summit brings together over 300 representatives from urban development, planning, construction, engineering, government, community groups, the arts, business and academia to ask; How can we reimagine our cities in a generation? From transport, climate resilience and cutting-edge technology to social infrastructure and affordable housing, this event will provide a comprehensive look at the strategies, solutions, local and global best practice shaping Australian cities of tomorrow. Building on the success of CEDA’s annual National Infrastructure Conference, this new-look event is set to become the premier forum for discussing the future of Australian cities.