Another important characteristic is that city functions like health services, transportation or emergency services no longer operate within their own segregated silos but are all interconnected. Take ...

Traditional streetlighting presents a significant burden on city resources by consuming up to 40% of municipal energy budgets ...

Reframing smart cities for the African contextBy recognising the complexities of African urban life, smart city projects can evolve into inclusive spaces where tech serves as a means rather than an ...

The concept of the “smart city” has moved from futuristic fantasy to tangible reality, largely fueled by two interconnected ...

Industry 4.0 was a process that represented global changes leading to the integration of digital technologies.

Consider the example of Surat, one of India’s leading smart cities. Investments in technology and infrastructure have not only improved urban living but also bolstered Surat’s textile and ...