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Discover the mysterious world of smart city


Discover the mysterious world of smart city


What is a smart city?

The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) has driven the development of smart cities. Through this article, Future Cities will introduce you to the definition, applications of smart city.

WisdomWhat is Smart City?

Smart city refers to the use of data, communication and technology to improve urban problems.

The global population continues to increase and is concentrated in cities. According to the United Nations statistics, by 2050, two-thirds of the world's population will live in cities. In other words, urbanization leads to overcrowded cities, and the resulting problems must be deployed ahead of time by technology.

The original concept of smart city comes from IBM's "Smart Earth" - using the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence AI, cloud computing and other tools to form an efficient interaction with the city's transportation, waterways, power equipment, buildings and other equipment systems, Ultimately, it will improve the efficiency of the government and improve the quality of life of the people.

With the ever-changing technology, the development progress of smart cities has also become a key indicator of the competitiveness of international cities.

WisdomScope of Smart City application?

The scope of application of smart cities can be divided into six major areas. According to the Smart City Wheel proposed by the international city strategist Boyd Cohen, the six aspects of the smart city include three sub-projects:

Six Application Scopes of Smart City

smart city: Smart Environment

1. Smart buildings
2. Smart energy and resource management
3. Urban planning

smart city: Smart Mobility

1. Diverse smart transportation modes
2. Green transportation with clean and sustainable energy
3. Big data application of smart transportation

smart city: Smart Living

1. Health, Medical and Hygiene
2. Social Security
3. Culture and Well-Being

smart city: Smart People

1. Smart Education
2. Racial Diversity, Inclusion, Public Affairs Participation Rate
3. Citizen Creativity

smart city: Smart Government

1. Digital convenience services
2. Popularity of digital infrastructure
3. Public information and digital government transparency

smart city: Smart Economy

1. Innovation and opportunity
2. Industrial productivity
3. Local and international connectivity

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