Cities of all sizes are looking for ways to deliver next-generation services that improve quality of life, increase efficiency, support sustainability, and prepare for the future — all while making the most of limited resources. That’s why municipal governments all around the world are making strategic investments in technology toward becoming a digital city.
Digital cities use AI to analyze data from thousands of sensors and devices — from traffic signals and cars to video feeds and citizen data points — to make real-time decisions and adjustments that help the city run more smoothly and efficiently. For example:
