Becoming SMART is the only Future of Cities

By 2050, it is predicted that approximately 70% of the world's population would reside in cities. We need to build smart_cities to make these urban areas more #livable and truly #sustainable, where all digitalization of establishments, connectivity, infrastructure, facilities, and other elements make up a habitat, even though some megacities are already struggling to handle the current inflow of people.

The way to what might be

Future smart cities with thriving people and tourists have long been envisioned by futurists. These contemporary urban landscapes are well-tuned and smoothly run, humming with cutting-edge multi-modal transit systems, self-sustaining energy grids, clean and safe neighborhoods, integrated services, and meaningful amenities. Although little steps have been taken in the direction of this promising future, towns and communities still have to deal with difficult problems including maintaining the infrastructure, population expansion and migration, and sustainability issues.

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A comprehensive perspective aids in finding solutions for every area of urban life, from businesses to schools to transportation to energy. Together, new concepts and emerging technology can be applied to improve society's quality of life and usher in a more promising future.

Key to Smart city management?-?IOT , Interactive systems and Digital delivery

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Implementing IoT devices in smart cities can significantly improve the security system and help in reducing crime and enhancing public safety. Here are some ways IoT can improve the security system in smart cities:

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1.????Surveillance cameras: IoT enabled surveillance cameras can be installed in public areas to monitor criminal activities and track suspicious individuals. The footage can be transmitted in real-time to a centralized command centre, where it can be analyzed to identify any potential threats.

2.????Smart locks: Smart locks can be installed in homes and buildings to enhance security. These locks can be controlled remotely, and access can be granted or revoked based on the individual's authorization level.

3.????Smart lighting: Smart lighting systems can be integrated into the security system to improve visibility in dark or dimly lit areas. The lights can be set to turn on and off automatically based on the time of day or can be triggered by motion sensors.

4.????Emergency response: In case of an emergency, IoT devices can be used to quickly alert the authorities. For example, wearable devices equipped with GPS and biometric sensors can transmit real-time data to the emergency response teams, enabling them to respond quickly and effectively.

5.????Access control: IoT devices can be used to monitor and control access to secure areas. For example, smart cards and biometric sensors can be used to grant or revoke access based on an individual's authorization level.

6.????Hybrid energy systems that allow renewable energy to be produced, stored, and used "freely" between structures, power grids, heat networks, and consumers by implementation of IOT Devices which let users act as both consumers and producers.

7.????Platforms for interoperable software that allow all types of data to be combined, examined, and processed in order to enhance or introduce new urban services for its residents.

8.????Traffic management – Auto learning systems can manage the traffic for smooth flow.

9.????Public transport – It can be planned and operated based on real time analytics generated from various IOT devices or demand generated by public interactive systems .

10.?Smart Building Management Systems – for creating efficient , safe and sustainable buildings .

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Every stage of this process, from conceptualization and design to implementation and specific, practical insights, may be curated and supported by Blutrronix

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