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Group Name:-A5 Group Members: - 1. Swara Karnik 2. Om Mahajan 3. Nikhil Shinde 4. Siddhi Chaudhari
Group Name:-A5 Group Members: - 1. Swara Karnik 2. Om Mahajan 3. Nikhil Shinde 4. Siddhi Chaudhari
Group Members:-
1. Swara Karnik
2. Om Mahajan
3. Nikhil Shinde
4. Siddhi Chaudhari
INTRODUCTION
Definition:
There are several definitions of what makes a city ‘smart,’ for example, IBM
defines a smart city as “one that makes optimal use of all the interconnected
information available today to better understand and control its operations
and optimize the use of limited resources.”
In short, a smart city uses a framework of information and communication
technologies to create, deploy and promote development practices to
address urban challenges and create a joined-up technologically-enabled
and sustainable infrastructure.
Smart City Technologies:
Smart cities use a variety of software, user interfaces and communication
networks alongside the internet of things (IOT) to deliver connected solutions
for the public. Of these, the IoT is the most important. The IoT is a network of
connected devices that communicate and exchange data. This can include
anything from vehicles to home appliances and on-street sensors. Data
collected from these devices is stored in the cloud or on servers to allow for
improvements to be made to both public and private sector efficiencies and
deliver economic benefits and improvements to the lives of citizens.
OBJECTIVES