The current drive to build smart cities is understandable and reflects the needs of the times. However, it also brings risks associated with the promotion of personal or busi-ness interests, lack of knowledge or the ability to recognize best practices. This collection of trading cards reflects the holistic approach that the implementation of Smart City...
The ‘Smart City’ label keeps on gaining in popularity. Municipalities, tech companies, scientists and academia are all engaged in discus-sions on the Smart City concept. However, people who will be the most affected by smart solutions – the residents – have so far been left out from such discussions. But their timely education and active...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has not been a sci-fi term for some time now. Smart algorithms that basically make up AI now help make various industries more efficient; the public sector is one of these. Many metropolises around the world are now investing in becoming smart cities using AI for the public good. A typical example...
The biggest mistake we could make when building smart cities would be chaotic testing and technology deployment. As with any project, first it is necessary to set goals and priorities that we want to achieve with the Smart City concept. These will then lead us to define the assumptions of implementation and determine the sequence...
The primary function of public light-ing has always been to create the lighting conditions specified by the norms and legislation in public spaces in reduced visibility and at night. With the emergence of new technologies and in the transformation process of cities into smart cities, we find that public lighting can play a significant role in...
“Electric cars are going to communicate together and ensure the flow of all transport users in traffic jams; they will change the way we see parking and the function of a car as we know it”, says Ing. Stanislav Kurek, PhD, the CEO of eSupport Company s.r.o. who is also the technical director of Tesla Club Slovakia...
The issue of smart – the rational development of villages, cities and regions has resonated for a number of years in local and regional politics, in the business world and in the academic community. The objectives that the Smart concept follows have more than once been abused only for marketing purposes, misinterpreted or misunderstood in...
The Dream of Everyone Who has Experienced a Traffic Jam. Transport is one of the basic sectors which significantly impact socio-economic development and increase the standard of living. Mobility and its quality are one of the fundamental elements in assessing the standard of living in countries in the European Union. The quality of personal transportation...
CitySys – a unique, open IoT platform – which already integrates a wide range of applications in infrastructure, environment, society, health, care, public sector and data intelligence – introduced this week on the Urbis SMART CITY FAIRN in Brno. The key to success is an open system architecture CitySys is built on a robust and...
Watchman in the City Lighting, safety, electric car charging station, air quality information, USB ports, and many other uses. In a smart city, a public lighting pole turns into a multi-purpose smart element. Besides providing light, the SMART PUBLIC POLE offers the possibility to monitor its surroundings with a 360° IP camera and provide recordings that...
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