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With the availability of affordable hardware and consistent Internet connectivity, augmented reality and virtual reality are becoming easily accessible for transforming city-related plans into reality. bit.ly/2MRmPpE
Revenue for the global smart city technology market will reach $1.7 trillion by 2028, according to Navigant Research. bit.ly/2YUpKQT
Why open standards are fundamental to deploying data for smart city services bit.ly/2YUAbI7
The big cities of the future are going to have to get "smart" - from monitoring energy and water usage, to managing traffic and transportation systems - and some cities are already doing it. bit.ly/33l4zea
Urban experiments in Toronto and Barcelona will inform policymakers around the world on.ft.com/2MKxK4y
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The vision of the technology-powered metropolis of the future is being sold with images that bear little resemblance to the real world. bit.ly/2XTdWm6
Invest in the clever and connected smart cities of the future bit.ly/2SpUh7F
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A #SmartCity is an #ecosystem comprised of multiple “capability layers”. While #technology is a critical enabler, all other capabilities must #integrate and coordinate with each other to carry out its mission. @SmartCities_HUA @KarunaGopal1 @WorldSmartCity @EUSmartCities
Global evidence proves new technologies, imaginatively deployed, will deliver significant benefits. So why is the UK still talking about the potential of smart cities technology? Why are our citizens and businesses missing out on the benefits? bit.ly/2XQHvVJ
From South Korea to Malaysia, the ‘smart cities’ hailed as answer to world’s urban ills turn to ghost towns bit.ly/2XPKT2V
New wave of smart cities has arrived - and they’re nothing like science fiction bit.ly/2YZC7vS
The UK becomes the first G7 country to enshrine the target in law and a youth steering group is being set up to give young people a chance to shape climate policy. bit.ly/2wVgQa6
With 500 million e-bike users in #China, Hellobike is forming a joint venture to put in place a smarter and safer solution for changing #batteries. bit.ly/31AlcSq
The term “#smartcity” has gained in popularity, but the label still conjures the use the technologies to solve operational problems. Rather, cities are complex and need intelligent, transformative and engaged efforts. bit.ly/2RgMKHA
St Petersburg in Florida realises its vision of a connected community bit.ly/2wVrPjY #smartcity
Technology will shape and change the face of cities dramatically. bit.ly/2wU36g3 #smartcity
The vehicles can fly without human intervention and provide on-the-fly analysis that could help locate a missing person or monitor a fire in an emergency situation. bit.ly/31AlqZo
Industry experts share their views on how cities are bracing themselves for the digital revolution bit.ly/2wW5W4a #smartcity





