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The role of smart cities is continuously evolving and has numerous advantages, such as enhancing the environment, providing smart transportation, and ensuring sustainability.
FREMONT, CA: Smart cities use technology to improve citizen’s living conditions and make efficient use of resources. Urban populations are projected to grow rapidly over the next few decades in smart cities. By utilizing information and communication technologies, these cities improve the quality of services, the well-being of their citizens, the sustainability of their economy, and their sustainability.
Two-thirds of the world's large-scale cities have already upgraded to 'smart' status, and many other cities are considering doing the same. Over time, federal funding and partnerships between the government and private sector technology companies will make this a reality.
Now let us go through some of the advantages of smart cities that are elaborated below:
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Providing better transportation services: Smart cities can significantly improve the current level of transportation throughout a city. As a result, traffic will be managed more effectively, public transportation will be tracked better, and citizens will have access to constant information at low prices.
Communication that is safer: By partnering with the private sector, smart cities can taste technological advancements, resulting in fewer crimes. In addition to license plate recognition, connected crime centers, shooting detectors, and better emergency services, body cameras are all examples of such technological advances.
Public services that are efficient: Smart cities will have technologies and the necessary tools to help reduce the number of natural resources individuals use and decrease waste of water, electricity, and other resources, as there are limited natural resources left to meet the demand of the people. There are no factors that need to be reduced.
Environmentally friendly: An energy-efficient city has thousands of buildings that improve air quality, use renewable energy sources, and reduce dependency on non-renewable energy sources. As a result, individuals will be able to reduce their ecological footprint.
Digital equity: It is imperative that people have access to high-speed internet services and devices at affordable prices. All residents will have equal access to public wi-fi in local areas in the city if there is public wi-fi available.
Opportunities for economic development: Investments in smart cities will improve their regional and global competitiveness, attract new residents, and improve business. Companies will flourish since the entire city will have access to open data platforms, information, etc. With the available technologies, they can make informed decisions that lead to economic growth.
Infrastructure improvement: Maintaining and extending the useful life of old roads, buildings, highways, and bridges requires massive investments. Cities will be able to identify and predict, before infrastructure failures occur, the areas that could cause them with the help of smart technologies.
Opportunities for employment: Since people will have equal access to basic resources such as transportation, internet, and job opportunities, smart cities will have many businesses and job opportunities.
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