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Let's put it simply, smart cities are nothing but some well-managed cities. Barbara said it Flyuge of an IT company that is not particularly known as a "smart" supplier - SAP AG, he spoke to the packed conference hall 4 at Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona.
In Munich, for example, a large car manufacturer recently decided to put in motion a set of compact city cars equipped with communication system and registered in the application based on a digital map available for each smartphone. The application itself studio luce for smartphones was released for free download. Not long after it turned out that when you look for one of these cars through studio luce the annex, at least one vehicle will be available within a radius of 100 meters. Ride it costs 29 cents per kilometer, which is significantly cheaper than a taxi. So more and more people began to use "shared" cars, finding them through your smartphone. Today, users of this service are more than 1 million.
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In New Zealand the management of small town Havera decided to install smart camera tracking "visits" illegally local landfill - a place, in a wood, where people quietly rid of garbage that can not be disposed of elsewhere. The system is designed for real-time monitoring. The result of the introduction of smart camera 8871 amounted to prevent instances of disposal. With the first two fines on violators paid investment decision. The rest - pure profit for the municipality.
Riyksvatershtaat in the Netherlands is another example where the municipality introduced a system of intelligent switching of the night lit streets in the city. Instead of light in a predetermined time schedule regardless studio luce of the weather and the presence of moving vehicles, now the lights are switched on and off depending on the particular traffic. The result is a 70% saving on electricity and 100% control over the lighting in the city.
Intelligent Mic-o-data in the city of Groningen even tracked 6,000 places for scavenging around 25 local structures. The system is arranged so that the "smart" bins send a signal when they are full. Waste collection trucks visit the sites container only when really needed. The result? Over 90,000 have saved money as a result of the reduction of operating costs. Along with this, there is a 18% reduction of CO2 emissions.
"Traditionally, a city are citizens, buildings and structures, processes and related studio luce infrastructure that enables these processes. There are six key infrastructure in each city: information, plumbing, electricity, waste, transport and nature ", analyzes Manel Sanroma, chairman of the City Council of Barcelona. He, like many councilors, mayors and other key officials in local government was bombarded by numerous offers of the ICT sector for the introduction of various intelligent technologies.
"Many companies come and offer us a variety of devices and applications. But if you buy all these things, we will not become smart city. Will be just chaos, "said studio luce Sanroma the horror of hundreds of ICT companies, gathered at the Congress. To become a smart city, it is necessary to have a clear idea on how to improve studio luce life in it, add Sanroma. Needed is political will. Only then can identify the right technologies - being subordinated to a common vision - to make the city "smart."
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