Overview
Smart energy grids, smart water management, smart parking, smart mass transit, smart health care, smart waste management; all of these Smart Ecosystems make up a Smart City. With the rapid population growth that we are experiencing today, a smart city will allow for an efficient approach to providing a higher quality of life for its constituents.
Smart City applications can address Public Safety, Traffic Management, Connectivity, Home Automation, Resource & Energy Management and more. These applications gather actionable data from numerous real-time data sources and create valuable insights for citizens and decision makers.
Smart City Benefits
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Remote Monitoring Access vital information, wherever you are.
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Optimized Urban Development Know your city so you can easily grow and manage your city.
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Engage Citizens Promote a positive community by connecting people with their city.
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Smart Living Create a higher quality of living by optimizing day to day routines.
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Smart System Integration Allow for seamless connectivity between smart systems new and legacy.
Smart City Applications
- Parking Management: Place sensors to enable drivers to locate empty parking spots in real time
- Water Reservoir Monitoring: Monitor and control water levels in reservoirs
- Leak Detection: Trigger alerts for a broken water or gas line for responsible parties to be alerted in real time
- Smart Lighting: Use predictive analysis to replace street lights before they go out, or set automated workflows to replace failed lights with limited downtime
- Mass Transit: Monitor traffic patterns of people on mass transit systems to optimize route planning
Resources
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The Ecosystem
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Smart City Solution Approach
Use Cases
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Smart Street Light
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Smart Parking
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Outfall Remote Sensing
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Rain Water Level Monitoring