The Smart “Enough” City The smart city concept arguably dates back to the invention of automated traffic lights, which were first deployed in 1922 in Houston, Texas. The exact origin of the concept is not tied to a specified time or individual. However, Smart cities have been around for a long time. We can also Read the full article…

Batty et al suggest smart cities do not just offer technology-driven facilities and infrastructure but also allow more effective monitoring and analysis of our environment to improve city planning and quality of life for residents. The European Commission defines a smart city as being “a place where traditional networks and services are made more efficient, Read the full article…